Generate Art in Any Style with AI

Watercolor is one of the most beloved and expressive art forms, known for its soft washes, luminous transparency, and beautiful color bleeding effects.

Oil painting has been the medium of choice for master artists for centuries, from the Renaissance to the Impressionists.

Acrylic paint is the most versatile painting medium, capable of mimicking both watercolor transparency and oil paint thickness.

Ink wash painting, also known as sumi-e in Japanese tradition, is one of the oldest and most refined art forms in East Asian culture.

Gouache is a water-based paint known for its opaque, velvety matte finish.

Charcoal is one of the most expressive drawing mediums, prized for its rich, deep blacks and ability to create dramatic tonal contrasts.

Pencil sketching is the foundation of all visual art.

Pen and ink is a timeless drawing medium known for its precision, permanence, and striking contrast.

Pastel art occupies a unique space between drawing and painting, offering intense pigment colors with a distinctive soft, powdery texture.

Mixed media art combines multiple artistic mediums in a single work: paint and collage, photography and drawing, digital and traditional elements.

Pastels produce some of the most vibrant, touchable art you will ever see.

Charcoal is raw, dramatic, and immediate.

Chalk art brings color to the streets, literally.

Woodcut prints carry centuries of history in their bold, graphic lines.

Linocut prints have that perfect balance of handmade warmth and graphic punch.

Etching is the printmaker's precision tool.

Before oil paints dominated, tempera ruled the art world for over a thousand years.

Fresco is the art of painting on walls, literally.

Stained glass transforms light into art.

Digital illustration has become the dominant medium for commercial art, from book covers to app interfaces.

Concept art is the visual backbone of game development, film production, and animation.

Pixel art is a digital art form where images are created and edited at the pixel level, producing the distinctive blocky aesthetic of classic video games.

Vector art is characterized by its clean lines, flat colors, and infinite scalability.

Cyberpunk is a visual genre defined by its fusion of high technology and urban decay: neon-lit megacities, rain-soaked streets, augmented humans, and the tension between corporate power and street-level rebellion.

Steampunk reimagines history through a lens of Victorian-era technology and aesthetics, creating a world where steam power drives advanced machines, brass gears replace microchips, and dirigibles fill the sky.

Fantasy art brings the impossible to visual life: towering dragons, enchanted forests, ancient castles, and heroic warriors.

Matte painting is the art of creating vast, photorealistic environments for film, television, and games.

Vaporwave is a visual and musical movement that deconstructs 80s and 90s consumer culture through a nostalgic, ironic lens.

Low poly art transforms subjects into elegant geometric compositions using minimal polygons, creating a distinctive faceted look that is both modern and visually striking.

Flat design is a minimalist visual approach that strips away visual embellishments like gradients, shadows, and textures in favor of bold colors, clean shapes, and clear visual hierarchy.

Isometric art lets you see three dimensions without perspective distortion, like looking at a dollhouse from the perfect angle.

There is something magnetic about neon light.

Glitch art finds beauty in broken things.

Synthwave is pure 80s nostalgia distilled into an art form.

Retro futurism is yesterday's vision of tomorrow: jet packs, bubble helmets, flying cars, and cities in the clouds.

Digital painting is the modern continuation of the painting tradition, using tablets and software instead of canvas and pigment.

Gradient mesh is where vector art meets photorealism.

Cell shading, or cel shading, makes 3D look 2D.

AI photography generation creates images that look like they were captured with a real camera, complete with proper lens characteristics, lighting, and photographic aesthetics.

Cinematic imagery evokes the visual grandeur of Hollywood films, with dramatic lighting, anamorphic lens characteristics, and carefully crafted color grading.

Film noir is defined by its moody atmosphere, high-contrast black-and-white photography, and dramatic use of shadow and light.

Macro photography reveals a hidden world of incredible detail that is invisible to the naked eye.

Film noir is all about mood, mystery, and shadow.

Portrait photography is one of the most demanding genres because people immediately notice when something looks off about a face.

Digital perfection can feel sterile.

Vintage photography is not just one look.

Something about a Polaroid just hits different.

Double exposure is one of those techniques that looks absolutely magical when done right.

Tilt-shift photography turns the real world into what looks like a tiny model village.

Long exposure photography captures what the human eye cannot see: the flow of time compressed into a single frame.

Anime art is one of the most popular and recognizable visual styles in the world, with its expressive eyes, dynamic poses, and vibrant color palettes.

Manga is the Japanese art of sequential storytelling through comics, defined by its distinctive black-and-white aesthetic, expressive characters, and dynamic panel layouts.

Chibi (also called super-deformed or SD) is an art style that reduces characters to tiny, cute proportions with oversized heads and simplified bodies.

Comic book art is a bold, dynamic visual style defined by heavy inks, vivid colors, and dramatic compositions.

Realistic portrait generation is one of AI's most impressive capabilities, producing faces and figures with incredible detail and lifelike quality.

Semi-realistic sits in the sweet spot between photorealism and stylized illustration.

Fashion illustration is a distinct art form with its own rules.

Pin-up art is an iconic part of mid-century American visual culture.

Whether you are building a game, writing a novel, or just want to see your original character come to life, character design is where concepts become visual.

From battle-scarred dwarven blacksmiths to ethereal elven mages, fantasy character art brings imaginary worlds to life.

Science fiction character design is where imagination meets technology.

Everybody has imagined their own superhero at some point.

Gothic art is where beauty meets darkness.

Impressionism revolutionized art in the 19th century by prioritizing light, color, and the fleeting moment over precise detail.

Art Nouveau (1890-1910) transformed visual culture with its flowing organic lines, decorative patterns, and the seamless integration of art into everyday life.

Art Deco defined the visual culture of the roaring 1920s and 1930s with its bold geometric patterns, luxurious materials, and machine-age optimism.

Surrealism explores the subconscious mind through impossible, dreamlike imagery that defies logic and convention.

Pop Art exploded onto the art world in the 1960s by elevating everyday consumer culture, celebrities, and mass media imagery into high art.

Psychedelic art emerged in the 1960s counterculture as a visual expression of altered states of consciousness.

Retro and vintage aesthetics draw from the visual culture of past decades, from the optimistic pastels of the 1950s to the neon excess of the 1980s.

Post-Impressionism pushed beyond Impressionism's focus on light to explore emotion, structure, and personal expression.

Baroque art is drama turned up to eleven.

The Renaissance gave us Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Raphael.

Cubism shattered the single-viewpoint tradition that had dominated Western art for 500 years.

Less is more.

Expressionism does not care about what things look like.