π Grunge
A visual style from the 1990s underground music scene, blending punk rebellion with raw, analog…
π Brutalism
A stark, functional style rooted in mid-20th-century architecture that embraces raw structure and minimal decoration….
π§ββοΈ Studio Ghibli Style
Inspired by the animated films of Studio Ghibli, this style blends traditional Japanese aesthetics with…
π§ββοΈ Mythological Art (Greek, Norse, etc.)
Drawing from ancient storytelling traditions to visualize gods, monsters, and heroes from classical mythologies. π§…
ποΈ Impressionism
A late 19th-century French movement focused on capturing fleeting moments and shifting light with loose…
βοΈ Pencil Sketch
A fundamental form of visual expression emphasizing form, line, and the raw structure of an…
ποΈ Baroque Style
A 17th-century European style prioritizing drama, movement, and theatrical contrasts of light and shadow. π§…
ποΈ Surrealism
An early 20th-century German movement prioritizing inner experience and expressing personal or societal angst through…
π Steampunk
A retro-futuristic aesthetic reimagining 19th-century Victorian science fiction with technology powered by steam, gears, and…
π Cyberpunk
A style exploring dystopian futures where advanced technology collides with societal decay. π§ Origin Cyberpunk…
π Graffiti
Originating in 1970s New York City, this style evolved from simple tags to complex, colorful…
ποΈ Cubism
An early 20th-century movement that deconstructed subjects into geometric forms, portraying multiple viewpoints at once….