Lace border looks like rows of cocoons
Rows and rows of cocoons ready to take over our planet.
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Rough pigs by Charles Émile Jacque
The roughness of how these pigs are drawn seems to be more accurate for how they are in real life.
That random piece of art history would make a great coloring page
You can be the person who loves to color random artwork that was never meant to be colored.
Sailing from a quiet to violent seascape
So quiet. The exhaust from one tiny ship pulling a grand sailboat. The exhaust floats into the sky like the larger clouds. Then…
Adorable Silly Guardian Sculptures
Evidence that the Art Institute of Chicago really loves guardian statues.
Relaxing gray washes by Pierre Antoine Mongin
These Versailles trees in gray wash are relaxing. I really enjoy how this artwork is cropped by my modified version of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Art Tab. (This is a Chrome add-on that displays art in new browser tabs. I modified the Chrome add-on so it crops the artwork tighter.) Because of the cropping, …
Art Institute’s Art Tab highlights from February 2020
Here are 28 of my favorite artworks displayed in February 2020 from the Art Tab Chrome extension. Every time you open a new browser tab, you get a different work of art from the Art Institute of Chicago’s collection. Tribune Tower? The way #ArtTab crops this sketch, it looks like the place where I worked …
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Art Institute’s Art Tab highlights from January 2020
Imagine every time you open a new Chrome tab, you get a new work of art. The Art Institute of Chicago’s Google extension, Art Tab, places a random image from their giant collection into every new Chrome browser tab. Very much like Google Arts & Culture. Except, the Art Institute’s image doesn’t fill the entire …
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