I enjoyed a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art last week, and one of the shows I was looking forward to seeing was “Cubism and the Trompe l’Oeil […]
Category: Making an art history comparison
Seeing a Picasso skull in the sidewalk
I have a habit of seeing things in sidewalks … I know it’s simply a case of pareidolia, but there’s times when something I see sparks a visual association […]
My own Arcimboldo after a visit to the Farmers’ Market
I was visiting a farmers’ market in Piermont, NY not too long ago, when I noticed these unusual tomatoes. I had to take some pictures, because I saw some […]
Testing out a new AI Art Generator: CF Spark by Creative Fabrica
A new AI Art Generator has been brought to my attention, so I decided to check it out and start to play with it to see what it can […]
Art History, AI, and Halloween Pumpkins
I’ve been making a lot of AI art lately, trying to see how I can test and push the capabilities of this technology, and thought with Halloween coming up […]
Making Courbet paintings that never existed
I’ve been on an artistic artificial intelligence kick recently, intrigued by all of the possibilities of things one can do with it. I wrote a while ago about the […]
Howard Finster-like character at Ocean Putt Golf in Cape May
When I was recently in Cape May, NJ, and walking around exploring, I passed by Ocean Putt Golf on Beach Avenue and noticed this rotating/spinning man and woman character […]
Salvador Dali, Muppets, Salvatore Dada, and Sesame Street
I turned on my tv as I was sitting down for lunch today, and was surprised when I saw Sesame Street come on … I guess the last thing […]
Wildwood Crest Drip Castle and the Tower of Babel
When I was in Wildwood Crest, NJ on vacation at the end of last month, I noticed this “drip castle” on the beach. Granted, I’ve seen drip castles before, […]
Unusual carved rock face found in Illinois
Here’s one of the more unusual rock art faces sent to me by a reader of the Artsology Blog … a gentleman named Bob writes: “My mother left me […]