Portraits, Pets, Masterpieces –
All As One

The most faithful portraits in the World

A bride and groom dance on the rim of a crescent moon, her veil trailing the length of the sky — Painted here · after Klimt, aurora · 34 seconds

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Start with a Photograph
a Description, a Drawing or a Dream

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So you can hang your own art
on your own walls

Painted here

Portraits, animals, melds. Everything between.

Every piece began as a line someone typed on this wall. In most of them a period painter took the composition and a modern one the colour. Tap a plaque and its line is yours to paint from.

An old fisherman leans from his boat to shake hands with a whale at dawn, the sea orange with first light

A silver-haired woman of eighty in black silk and pearls sits beside a crimson curtain, one hand on a closed Bible

A lit log cabin on a snow ridge under an aurora that drips down the sky like wet paint

A tabby cat in a kimono pours tea for three sparrows while a great wave stands frozen behind the veranda

A father and his young son stand full length in a dusk park, the boy’s hand on a greyhound, a lit house far behind

Three sisters sleep in a hammock of vines while a tiger in reading glasses reads them a storybook

A golden retriever laughs in a field of red poppies painted in thick swirls under a spiralling sky

A bride in ivory silk and a long veil sits on a gilt chair, white garden roses across her lap, in warm lamplight

A bouquet of peonies and dahlias bursts from its vase like a firework, the outer petals turning into birds

A woman in a red coat stands in a snowfield as a hundred ravens rise around her in a spiral

A five-year-old girl in a wide blue-grey court dress stands with a hand on a red velvet chair, her spaniel at her feet

A lopsided purple crayon dragon with six legs curls around a candlelit dinner table, painted like a Dutch master

A family of four paddles a red canoe across a lake made of the night sky, the Milky Way under the paddles

An old farmer in a waistcoat and felt hat sits in one shaft of lamplight, hands folded over his walking stick

An old yellow Labrador in a silver spacesuit, seated like a Spanish court portrait, the Earth in the window behind

A grandmother waters sunflowers three times her height while sparrow-sized bees drift between the heads

An elderly couple stand together for a state portrait, he in dark velvet with a cane, she in oyster satin with her hand through his arm

A corgi in ermine and a gold crown sits on a throne of tennis balls, holding a chew toy like a sceptre

A white farmhouse rises off its field under a hundred hot-air balloons tied to its porch, the dog watching from below

A young mother in white muslin and a wide straw hat holds her small daughter, both looking straight at the viewer

A boy in a red cape rides a triceratops past a yellow school bus, the driver waving, a lunchbox hung on the horn

Two dachshunds in laurel wreaths drive a Roman chariot pulled by a large goose, dust flying

A black Labrador sits upright on a crimson cushion in a brass-studded collar, painted like a Dutch burgher against a grey-green wall

A woman reads at a sunlit kitchen window while goldfish the size of plates swim through the air

A grandfather plays a grand piano half-sunk in a calm night sea, one lamp lit, moon on the water

A corner bakery glows pink at midnight while eleven cats queue at its door on wet cobbles

An open gold pocket watch on a worn table, its face a spiral galaxy, beside a chipped coffee cup and reading glasses

A bride and groom dance on the rim of a crescent moon, her veil trailing the length of the sky: hung in a hotel-calm bedroom with a tufted headboard, bedside lamps and a deep green velvet bench

An old fisherman leans from his boat to shake hands with a whale at dawn, the sea orange with first light: hung in a coastal living room with whitewashed boards, a weathered teak coffee table and a navy sofa

A silver-haired woman of eighty in black silk and pearls sits beside a crimson curtain, one hand on a closed Bible: hung in a formal drawing room with deep green panelled walls, a marble mantel, two wingback chairs and a tall sash window

A lit log cabin on a snow ridge under an aurora that drips down the sky like wet paint: hung in a mountain lodge den with a stone fireplace, a leather armchair and a plaid wool blanket

A tabby cat in a kimono pours tea for three sparrows while a great wave stands frozen behind the veranda: hung in a Japandi dining room with a low oak table, paper lantern, rice-paper screens and a bonsai

A father and his young son stand full length in a dusk park, the boy’s hand on a greyhound, a lit house far behind: hung in a study with oak bookcases, a leather club chair, a worn kilim and a brass picture light

Three sisters sleep in a hammock of vines while a tiger in reading glasses reads them a storybook: hung in a children’s bedroom with twin beds, striped linen, a rattan pendant and a window seat

A golden retriever laughs in a field of red poppies painted in thick swirls under a spiralling sky: hung in a mudroom-turned-reading nook with a bench, hooks, a woven rug and a window onto trees

A bride in ivory silk and a long veil sits on a gilt chair, white garden roses across her lap, in warm lamplight: hung in a serene bedroom with a linen upholstered bed, ivory walls, a faded antique rug and a dressing table by the window

A bouquet of peonies and dahlias bursts from its vase like a firework, the outer petals turning into birds: hung in a dining room with a round walnut table, cane chairs, a linen runner and a plaster pendant

A woman in a red coat stands in a snowfield as a hundred ravens rise around her in a spiral: hung in a gallery-white hallway with a long oak bench, a single sculpture and a skylight

A five-year-old girl in a wide blue-grey court dress stands with a hand on a red velvet chair, her spaniel at her feet: hung in a nursery with pale pink walls, a white iron cot, a linen armchair and a tall window with shutters

A lopsided purple crayon dragon with six legs curls around a candlelit dinner table, painted like a Dutch master: hung in a family dining room with a long oak table, mismatched chairs, a linen pendant and candles

A family of four paddles a red canoe across a lake made of the night sky, the Milky Way under the paddles: hung in a quiet bedroom with a low walnut bed, white linen, a wool throw and a single reading lamp

An old farmer in a waistcoat and felt hat sits in one shaft of lamplight, hands folded over his walking stick: hung in a farmhouse sitting room with a limewashed chimney breast, a wood stove, a wing chair and a wool rug

An old yellow Labrador in a silver spacesuit, seated like a Spanish court portrait, the Earth in the window behind: hung in a tall-ceilinged city living room with a charcoal linen sofa, pale oak floors and a brass floor lamp

A grandmother waters sunflowers three times her height while sparrow-sized bees drift between the heads: hung in a farmhouse kitchen with a long scrubbed-pine table, limewashed walls and a copper pendant light

An elderly couple stand together for a state portrait, he in dark velvet with a cane, she in oyster satin with her hand through his arm: hung in a double-height entrance hall with a sweeping stair, a stone floor, a console table and a lantern pendant

A corgi in ermine and a gold crown sits on a throne of tennis balls, holding a chew toy like a sceptre: hung in a bright entrance hall with a black-and-white marble floor, a console table and a bowl of lemons

A white farmhouse rises off its field under a hundred hot-air balloons tied to its porch, the dog watching from below: hung in a sunroom with rattan chairs, a jute rug, potted olive trees and french doors open to a garden

A young mother in white muslin and a wide straw hat holds her small daughter, both looking straight at the viewer: hung in a light-filled living room with a cream linen sofa, a pale oak floor, a marble side table and a tall ficus

A boy in a red cape rides a triceratops past a yellow school bus, the driver waving, a lunchbox hung on the horn: hung in a playful family room with a sage sofa, built-in bookshelves, a sheepskin rug and toy baskets

Two dachshunds in laurel wreaths drive a Roman chariot pulled by a large goose, dust flying: hung in a loft with exposed brick, a leather chesterfield, steel-framed windows and a concrete floor

A black Labrador sits upright on a crimson cushion in a brass-studded collar, painted like a Dutch burgher against a grey-green wall: hung in a townhouse hallway with black-and-white tiles, a walnut bench, a brass coat rail and a fanlight

A woman reads at a sunlit kitchen window while goldfish the size of plates swim through the air: hung in a warm kitchen with sage shaker cabinets, a marble island, open shelves and morning light

A grandfather plays a grand piano half-sunk in a calm night sea, one lamp lit, moon on the water: hung in a moody study with ink-blue walls, a walnut desk, a brass lamp and floor-to-ceiling books

A corner bakery glows pink at midnight while eleven cats queue at its door on wet cobbles: hung in a small city apartment living room with a bouclé armchair, a terrazzo side table and tall plants

An open gold pocket watch on a worn table, its face a spiral galaxy, beside a chipped coffee cup and reading glasses: hung in a home office with a leather-topped desk, a green banker’s lamp, oak panelling and a window

From the photograph

Your Photograph, Your Portrait

Each painting beside the photograph it was painted from, so you can judge the likeness for yourself. The people in these photographs do not exist: we made the photographs for this wall, painted from each one, and hung the best of its three paintings. Every painting came through the same studio your own photograph will.

From this photographafter Van Dyck
From this photographafter Rembrandt
From this photographafter Vigée Le Brun
From this photographafter de László
From this photographafter Gainsborough
From this photographafter Frans Hals
From this photographafter Velázquez
From this photographafter Chardin

Start with a Photograph

The studio

What are we painting?

The canvas

Style 132

Masterworks 78

Tap one to see it large. Paint after it and your painting takes its brushwork and its light, never its subject.

Palette

Where the palettes come from

Six paintings are free – we create three separate paintings for each of your two prompts
No account is necessary unless you want to save your Masterpieces to revisit later
We give you 24 more paintings if you make a purchase or if you pay the $10 fee to cover our paint

What shall we paint?The line above becomes the first.

Begun as one line

Painted here

32 canvases, every one begun as a line somebody typed on this wall. Tap a plaque and its line is yours to paint from.

a quiet kitchen at first light, bread and a blue jug on the sill, a cat asleep by the window, painted in the Dutch Golden Age

my grandfather at eighty, one lamp lit, his hands folded on the table, the rest of the room gone dark, painted after Rembrandt

a walled hill town at noon, cypresses and a white road, a girl carrying figs, painted in the Renaissance

our old grey lurcher lying on the cool stone of the hall, one ear up, listening for the car, painted after Velázquez

a fishing boat tied up at dusk, ropes coiled on the quay, one lantern just lit, painted in the Dutch Golden Age

our brick house seen through the open garden gate, the hall door open too, sun on the back step, painted after De Hooch

a girl reading by a tall window, a map on the wall, pearls on the table, painted in the Dutch Golden Age

peonies, sweet peas and one white iris in a blue jug on the kitchen table, a petal already down, painted after Rachel Ruysch

a black labrador seated at full length beside a stone column, the leash on the floor, the evening sky behind, painted after Van Dyck

a market square after rain, a woman with a basket of pears, pigeons on the wet stones, painted in the Dutch Golden Age

the white farmhouse on the low road under a sky three times its size, rain coming across the field, painted after Ruisdael

our daughter on her wedding morning, gold everywhere except her face, which is exactly hers, painted after Klimt

my wife in a black column dress at the top of the stairs, one hand on the chrome rail, the city lit behind the glass, painted in the Art Deco style

a lighthouse in a storm, one lamp lit, waves breaking on black rock, painted in the Romanticism

my mother at sixty in silver satin, full length beside a column, pearls at her throat, the storm clearing behind the drapery, painted after Van Dyck

a rowing boat pulled up on the river bank, poplars, late summer haze, painted in the Impressionism

my husband in a white dinner jacket at the lacquer piano, bow tie undone, one hand still on the keys, painted in the Deco Fashion Plate style

a night ferry crossing under plum blossom, lanterns doubled in the water, painted in the Ukiyo-e

our daughter dancing in a red dress in the kitchen, arms up, the tiles and the fern and the yellow chair all around her, painted in the Cut-Paper Collage style

a frozen canal at dusk, skaters small under a pewter sky, one lantern lit, painted in the Dutch Golden Age

my father in a black coat against a bare grey wall, one hand on the pommel of a walking stick, the light on his face only, painted after Velázquez

my sister in a beaded drop-waist dress and a long string of pearls, a fan half open, hair cut sharp at the jaw, painted in the Deco Fashion Plate style

my son at twenty-one in a dark blue coat with a high collar, seated, his hand on an open book, the drapery a deep red, painted after Ingres

our red setter sitting very upright and very pleased with herself, ears lifted, the rings of colour opening behind her like a struck bell, painted in the Orphist Discs style

a dachshund running along a yellow beach under a striped umbrella, the sea and the sand and the sky each one flat colour, painted in the Cut-Paper Collage style

The eras

Five centuries, one wall

Each era is keyed to a decade and the pigments it ground, its swatches lifted from a museum’s own painting. Tap one and your line is painted in it.

Painted here in the Renaissance — *Renaissance*1470–1500

Painted here in the Dutch Golden Age — *Dutch Golden Age*1650–1670

Painted here in the Romanticism — *Romanticism*1810–1840

Painted here in the Impressionism — *Impressionism*1870–1890

Painted here in the Ukiyo-e — *Ukiyo-e*1820–1850

The wall 39 painters

8 schools, 39 masters

Every painter here has been gone seventy years or more, most of them a century or three. Each tile was painted in this studio in that painter’s style, never copied from their pictures, and judged against the real paintings before we showed it to you. Tap one and your dog sits in Rembrandt’s light.

Italian Renaissance and Baroque2 painters

Painted here after Leonardo da Vinci — *Leonardo da Vinci*1452–1519

Painted here after Caravaggio — *Caravaggio*1571–1610

Dutch Golden Age8 painters

Painted here after Rembrandt van Rijn — *Rembrandt van Rijn*1606–1669

Painted here after Johannes Vermeer — *Johannes Vermeer*1632–1675

Painted here after Frans Hals — *Frans Hals*1582–1666

Painted here after Jacob van Ruisdael — *Jacob van Ruisdael*1628–1682

Painted here after Jan Steen — *Jan Steen*1626–1679

Painted here after Pieter de Hooch — *Pieter de Hooch*1629–1684

Painted here after Aelbert Cuyp — *Aelbert Cuyp*1620–1691

Painted here after Rachel Ruysch — *Rachel Ruysch*1664–1750

Flemish and Spanish Baroque4 painters

Painted here after Peter Paul Rubens — *Peter Paul Rubens*1577–1640

Painted here after Anthony van Dyck — *Anthony van Dyck*1599–1641

Painted here after Diego Velázquez — *Diego Velázquez*1599–1660

Painted here after Francisco de Zurbarán — *Francisco de Zurbarán*1598–1664

French12 painters

Painted here after Nicolas Poussin — *Nicolas Poussin*1594–1665

Painted here after Claude Lorrain — *Claude Lorrain*1604–1682

Painted here after Antoine Watteau — *Antoine Watteau*1684–1721

Painted here after François Boucher — *François Boucher*1703–1770

Painted here after Jean-Honoré Fragonard — *Jean-Honoré Fragonard*1732–1806

Painted here after Jean-Siméon Chardin — *Jean-Siméon Chardin*1699–1779

Painted here after Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun — *Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun*1755–1842

Painted here after Jacques-Louis David — *Jacques-Louis David*1748–1825

Painted here after Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres — *Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres*1780–1867

Painted here after Théodore Géricault — *Théodore Géricault*1791–1824

Painted here after Eugène Delacroix — *Eugène Delacroix*1798–1863

Painted here after Hyacinthe Rigaud — *Hyacinthe Rigaud*1659–1743

The English school3 painters

Painted here after Thomas Gainsborough — *Thomas Gainsborough*1727–1788

Painted here after Aubrey Beardsley — *Aubrey Beardsley*1872–1898

Painted here after William Morris — *William Morris*1834–1896

Romantic4 painters

Painted here after Caspar David Friedrich — *Caspar David Friedrich*1774–1840

Painted here after J. M. W. Turner — *J. M. W. Turner*1775–1851

Painted here after John Constable — *John Constable*1776–1837

Painted here after Francisco Goya — *Francisco Goya*1746–1828

Edo Japan1 painter

Painted here after Katsushika Hokusai — *Katsushika Hokusai*1760–1849

The last masters5 painters

Painted here after Vincent van Gogh — *Vincent van Gogh*1853–1890

Painted here after Claude Monet — *Claude Monet*1840–1926

Painted here after Gustav Klimt — *Gustav Klimt*1862–1918

Painted here after Egon Schiele — *Egon Schiele*1890–1918

Painted here after Philip de László — *Philip de László*1869–1937

The Moderns 88 styles

Their Tradition, Your Art.

We created this to expose the world to the beautiful and varied artistic styles we love the most – everything from Art Deco to Risograph to Psychedelic Pop Art and the Italian Renaissance
Use our Love for Art to create work that makes you happy, proud and excited to live with it every day

The decades10 styles

Painted here in the Synthwave Airbrush style — *Synthwave Airbrush*1980s

Painted here in the Platinum Print style — *Platinum Print*1900s

Painted here in the Pictorialist Haze style — *Pictorialist Haze*1910s

Painted here in the Mod Pop style — *Mod Pop*1960s

Painted here in the Rock Poster style — *Rock Poster*1970s

Painted here in the Disco Glam style — *Disco Glam*1970s

Painted here in the Grunge Zine style — *Grunge Zine*1990s

Painted here in the Y2K Gloss style — *Y2K Gloss*2000s

Painted here in the Ultra Real style — *Ultra Real*2020s

Painted here in the Vaporwave Plaza style — *Vaporwave Plaza*1990s

The print room11 styles

Painted here in the Risograph style — *Risograph*Now

Painted here in the Cyanotype style — *Cyanotype*1840s

Painted here in the Field Guide style — *Field Guide*1850s

Painted here in the Matchbook style — *Matchbook*1950s

Painted here in the Tattoo Flash style — *Tattoo Flash*1940s

Painted here in the Chalk Pastel style — *Chalk Pastel*Now

Painted here in the Op-Art Field style — *Op-Art Field*1960s

Painted here in the Pop Grid style — *Pop Grid*1960s

Painted here in the Screenprint Pop style — *Screenprint Pop*1960s

Painted here in the Halftone Pop style — *Halftone Pop*1960s

Painted here in the Diamond Dust style — *Diamond Dust*1980s

Street art5 styles

Painted here in the Stencil Mural style — *Stencil Mural*Now

Painted here in the Paste-Up style — *Paste-Up*Now

Painted here in the Spray Paint style — *Spray Paint*1980s

Painted here in the City Mural style — *City Mural*Now

Painted here in the Die-Cut Sticker style — *Die-Cut Sticker*Now

Psychedelic7 styles

Painted here in the Neon Kaleidoscope style — *Neon Kaleidoscope*1960s

Painted here in the Cosmic Candyland style — *Cosmic Candyland*Now

Painted here in the Aurora Chrome style — *Aurora Chrome*Now

Painted here in the Tie-Dye Swirl style — *Tie-Dye Swirl*1970s

Painted here in the Light Bloom style — *Light Bloom*Now

Painted here in the Balloon Cosmos style — *Balloon Cosmos*Now

Painted here in the Nouveau Poster style — *Nouveau Poster*1960s

Playful4 styles

Painted here in the Golden Age Cel style — *Golden Age Cel*1930s

Painted here in the Boardwalk Charmer style — *Boardwalk Charmer*Now

Painted here in the Space Captain style — *Space Captain*Now

Painted here in the Sundae Shop style — *Sundae Shop*Now

Drawn and painted16 styles

Painted here in the Watercolour style — *Watercolour*Now

Painted here in the Charcoal style — *Charcoal*Now

Painted here in the Quiet Oil style — *Quiet Oil*Now

Painted here in the Bright Oil style — *Bright Oil*Now

Painted here in the Hyper-Real Oil style — *Hyper-Real Oil*Now

Painted here in the Sumi-e Ink Wash style — *Sumi-e Ink Wash*Now

Painted here in the Folk Surrealist style — *Folk Surrealist*1940s

Painted here in the Cut-Paper Collage style — *Cut-Paper Collage*1950s

Painted here in the Pattern Field style — *Pattern Field*1880s

Painted here in the One Line style — *One Line*Now

Painted here in the Natural History Plate style — *Natural History Plate*1850s

Painted here in the Urban Sketchbook style — *Urban Sketchbook*Now

Painted here in the Etched Plate style — *Etched Plate*1650s

Painted here in the Architect’s Drawing style — *Architect’s Drawing*1920s

Painted here in the Archive Print style — *Archive Print*1930s

Painted here in the Contour Map style — *Contour Map*Now

Deco and glass13 styles

Painted here in the Art Deco style — *Art Deco*1930s

Painted here in the Byzantine Mosaic style — *Byzantine Mosaic*1100s

Painted here in the Stained Glass style — *Stained Glass*1200s

Painted here in the Deco Fashion Plate style — *Deco Fashion Plate*1920s

Painted here in the Continuous Line style — *Continuous Line*1920s

Painted here in the Bauhaus style — *Bauhaus*1920s

Painted here in the Gold Leaf Panel style — *Gold Leaf Panel*1900s

Painted here in the Colour Discs style — *Colour Discs*1910s

Painted here in the Magnified Bloom style — *Magnified Bloom*1930s

Painted here in the Floral Wall style — *Floral Wall*Now

Painted here in the Imperial Court style — *Imperial Court*1900s

Painted here in the Dynasty Scroll style — *Dynasty Scroll*1100s

Gilded Icon1400s

Pop9 styles

Painted here in the Pop Silkscreen style — *Pop Silkscreen*1960s

Painted here in the Sparkle Silkscreen style — *Sparkle Silkscreen*1960s

Painted here in the Comic Burst style — *Comic Burst*1960s

Painted here in the Supergraphic style — *Supergraphic*1970s

Painted here in the Sticker Storm style — *Sticker Storm*Now

Painted here in the Nine Tile Wall style — *Nine Tile Wall*1960s

Painted here in the Candy Carnival style — *Candy Carnival*Now

Painted here in the Neon Statement style — *Neon Statement*Now

Painted here in the Inverted Pop style — *Inverted Pop*1960s

The movements9 styles

Painted here in the Orphist Discs style — *Orphist Discs*1910s

Painted here in the Orphist Greys style — *Orphist Greys*1910s

Painted here in the Cubist Facets style — *Cubist Facets*1910s

Painted here in the Constructivist Poster style — *Constructivist Poster*1920s

Painted here in the Neo-Expressionist style — *Neo-Expressionist*1980s

Painted here in the Biomorphic Surreal style — *Biomorphic Surreal*1930s

Painted here in the Surreal Desert style — *Surreal Desert*1930s

Painted here in the Umbrella Procession style — *Umbrella Procession*1950s

Painted here in the Botanical Abstraction style — *Botanical Abstraction*1920s

Tomorrow4 styles

Painted here in the Neon Noir style — *Neon Noir*Now

Painted here in the Solarpunk Garden style — *Solarpunk Garden*2070s

Painted here in the Stellar Dream style — *Stellar Dream*Now

Painted here in the Holographic Chrome style — *Holographic Chrome*Now

Meld ArtAn old master’s light in a modern style. A preview, on its own page.

How it works

Three steps to a painting

Step one
Choose the style
Five eras keyed to their pigments, a painter gone a century, or a modern style described and never named. Or let the studio pick, and read the plaque.
Step two
Type the line
A few words is plenty. Three painters take the same line at once, and you choose the ones you love.
Step three
See it painted
In less than a minute it dissolves onto the canvas above, framed and lit. It stays on this wall for a day; sign in and it stays on yours.

Why Painted

Painted, not filtered

Three painters, one line: Three painters take every line at once. You choose the ones you love; all three stay one tap away.
Styles, dated or described: Renaissance to Ukiyo-e, each keyed to a decade and its pigments; the Moderns described by their palette, mark and surface. No living painter’s name is ever given to the painters.
The face, the dog, the house: A photograph is kept: the same person, the same markings, the same windows. Every painting is checked against the face; one that drifts is painted again, and you see the better of the two.
Palettes from the museum: Five colours per palette, taken from a painting on the museum shelf: a Vermeer, a Botticelli, a Turner, a Monet, a Hiroshige. Nothing is picked from a chart.
A mark, admitted: The free painting carries a light Painted mark repeated across it, gone from any file you buy. We would rather say so here than hide it.
The best in the world at this: We say it with the receipts beside it: seventy years of painting in one family, months refining every style on this shelf before we showed you one, and every tile judged against the masters it follows. Most of the AI art we see does not inspire us either, which is why every tile here had to.

The first lines

Painted while this wall was built

Every line here was typed while we built this wall, and each came back as three paintings in its own century.

22:33a quiet kitchen at first light…Dutch Golden Agethree paintings

22:36a fishing boat tied up at dusk…Dutch Golden Agethree paintings

22:39a girl reading by a tall window…Dutch Golden Agethree paintings

23:03a market square after rain…Dutch Golden Agethree paintings

23:27a frozen canal at dusk, skaters small…Dutch Golden Agethree paintings

23:28a walled hill town at noon…Renaissancethree paintings

23:30a lighthouse in a storm, one lamp lit…Romanticismthree paintings

23:32a rowing boat pulled up on the river bank…Impressionismthree paintings

23:33a night ferry crossing under plum blossom…Ukiyo-ethree paintings

9 lines · 27 paintings, three for every line.

Your first six paintings are free

One line or one photograph, one century, your wall.

Paint this

Paint

Portraits, Pets, Masterpieces –All As One

Start with a Photographa Description, a Drawing or a Dream

Portraits, animals, melds. Everything between.

Your Photograph, Your Portrait

The studio

Painted here

Five centuries, one wall

8 schools, 39 masters

Italian Renaissance and Baroque2 painters

Dutch Golden Age8 painters

Flemish and Spanish Baroque4 painters

French12 painters

The English school3 painters

Romantic4 painters

Edo Japan1 painter

The last masters5 painters

Their Tradition, Your Art.

The decades10 styles

The print room11 styles

Street art5 styles

Psychedelic7 styles

Playful4 styles

Drawn and painted16 styles

Deco and glass13 styles

Pop9 styles

The movements9 styles

Tomorrow4 styles

Three steps to a painting

Choose the style

Type the line

See it painted

Painted, not filtered

Painted while this wall was built

Your first six paintings are free

Portraits, Pets, Masterpieces –
All As One

Start with a Photograph
a Description, a Drawing or a Dream