#AIPrompt – In the Style of Dadaism create an image cute kitten in front of nuclear explosion
Read MoreIn the Style of Pop Art – recreate ‘The Sacrifice of Elijah Before the Priests of Baal’ by Domenico Fetti – Ahab summoned the people of Israel and 450 prophets of Baal to Mount Carmel. Elijah proposed that he and Baal’s prophets each sacrifice one of two bulls by placing them on wood that they would not light. Instead, Elijah bade the prophets of Baal to pray for a fire that would light the sacrifice. All day they prayed, but with no success. — using neon Color
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Surrounding the statue, the sky is an anarchy of color, splattered with erratic brushstrokes and collaged fragments of newsprint and text in various languages, symbolizing the global dialogue on freedom. Random objects—clocks, eyes, and mechanical gears—float in this surreal ether, embodying the Dadaist rejection of logic and embracing the absurd. The juxtaposition of these elements creates a visual dissonance, a reminder that liberty is not a static symbol but a dynamic, ever-evolving concept. This polychromatic portrayal captures the Statue of Liberty not just as a beacon of freedom, but as an icon within the unpredictable and vibrant theater of human experience.
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The Patrouille de France flying during an air show in Poland. This unit of the French Air Force traditionally opens the Bastille Day military parade in Paris each 14 July.
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Reversible Railroad Accent Pillow – Perfect for any Train enthusiast. Two beautiful Currier and Ives Prints. Front: American railroad scene: lightning express trains leaving the junction Back: Across The Continent, an 1868 lithograph illustrating the westward expansion of American settlers and the transcontinental railroad. Railroad scene of a bustling train junction, two trains pulled by large black locomotives with smoke billowing from their stacks approach the lower left corner of the image, where their tracks appear to converge. Across The Continent, an 1868 lithograph illustrating the westward expansion of American settlers and the transcontinental railroad.
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Brown booby (Sula leucogaster plotus) female feeding juvenile male on nest, Michaelmas Cay, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia
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“When artists make art, they shouldn’t question whether it is permissible to do one thing or another.”
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Applications are now open for Philip Lee Phillips Society Fellowship at the Library of Congress. Scholars of the history of cartography, Geographic Information Science (GIS), digital humanities or related fields are encouraged to apply for this fellowship utilizing the collections of the Geography and Map Division.
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In a fierce and mythical battle, the red dragon engaged in a climactic struggle with the white dragon, each representing the warring factions of ancient Britain. The sky above the battleground darkened as their fiery breath and thunderous roars filled the air. The red dragon, with scales like burning embers and eyes glowing with determination, ultimately triumphed over the white dragon, whose pale, shimmering form lay defeated and broken. This monumental clash echoed through the hills and valleys, leaving the earth scorched and marking a decisive victory for the red dragon. Its victory cry resonated through the land, a powerful declaration of dominance and resilience. #AIArt
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Exemplar of an adult dusky grouper (Epinephelus marginatus) of about 150 centimetres (59 in) length and 60 kilograms (130 lb) heavy seen at a depth of about 25 metres (82 ft), Garajau Marine Nature Reserve, Madeira, Portugal
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Saint Catherine of Alexandria – Martyred by being broken on the wheel. – In the Style of all circles using Neon Blue Color
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This post features selected maps that were created under the auspices of the Federal Writers’ Project.
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“A work of art that contains theories is like an object on which the price tag has been left.”
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This post spotlights born-digital, georeferenced map series from the MapServer Ethiopia project, which provides modern mapping of Ethiopia at five different scales, across multiple themes.
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Reimagining Boris Vallejo’s “Hesperides and Ladon the Dragon” in the style of Vincent van Gogh transforms the mythical scene into a vibrant and swirling masterpiece. The garden of the Hesperides becomes an explosion of high-contrast colors, with thick, expressive brushstrokes that bring the foliage and trees to life. The leaves and branches twist and turn with intense greens and deep blues, each stroke imbued with movement and energy. The golden apples, central to the myth, gleam with brilliant yellows and oranges, their radiance standing out starkly against the lush, chaotic background. Van Gogh’s dynamic use of color and texture infuses the scene with a sense of vitality and enchantment.
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Learn more about the maps on display at the new experiential exhibition at the Library of Congress.
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In a Fauvist reimagining of Benji, the beloved mixed-breed dog leaps off the canvas in a riot of neon colors. His shaggy brown fur, now transformed into a dazzling array of bright pinks, electric blues, and vivid oranges, retains its endearing texture but is elevated to an almost fantastical level. The bold, non-naturalistic palette captures the whimsical spirit of Benji, emphasizing his playful and heartwarming nature. Every brushstroke is infused with energy, reflecting the dynamic and lively essence that made Benji a beloved figure in family films of the 1970s and 1980s.
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A seven-spot ladybird (Coccinella septempunctata) covered in dew sitting on a flower. Taken in Viernheimer Waldheide Special Area of Conservation, Germany
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An insight into early 18th century trade in the East-Indies focusing on the English East Indies Company and the 1721-1723 trade voyage of the ship Townsend revealed through the maps of British cartographer Herman Moll.
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Maps showing cod and beavers in an 18th-century atlas project imperial power and economic might.
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Samurai, meaning “those who serve,” were members of the military nobility in feudal Japan. Emerging in the Heian period (794–1185), samurai initially served as guards for the imperial court and provincial governors. More…
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“An artist must be a reactionary. He has to stand out against the tenor of the age and not go flopping along.”
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In the Style of Johannes Vermeer – Recreate Photograph by Sandy Skoglund – Radioactive Cats (1980): A surreal installation photograph featuring bright blue cats invading a monochromatic room. — using Vivid Color
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Juvenile American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) resting on an adult in Florida
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“Art is the desire of a man to express himself, to record the reactions of his personality to the world he lives in.”
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#AIart – In the Style of Rembrandt create an image of Dinoflagellate Dinoflagellates are single-celled organisms found in marine and freshwater environments. Some species are bioluminescent- producing stunning displays of light when disturbed. — using neon Color
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Snowy Albatross (Diomedea exulans), East of the Tasman Peninsula, Tasmania, Australia
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In the Style of van gogh create an image of First Lady young Jacqueline Kennedy – Jacqueline Kennedy was riding with President Kennedy in the motorcade when he was assassinated. Her composure during and after the event captured the nation’s attention. — using High Contrast Color
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In the Style of Roger Dean create an image of The Military-Industrial Complex This theory suggests that elements within the military-industrial complex- upset with Kennedy’s efforts to reduce military spending and avoid military intervention- may have been involved in the assassination. — using vivid Color
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Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803 by French artist François Gérard. Napoleon became Emperor of the French the year following this painting, on 18 May 1804.
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AIPrompt = In the Style of Raphael Sanzio – Create a lifelike Image of Ancient Chinese god – Caishen- the Chinese god of wealth and money- is portrayed as a dignified figure with a golden cudgel. His touch can turn iron into gold- signifying prosperity. – using high contrast Color
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