A small visual archive / 15 works
Generative
Artwork Atlas
Look across characters, constructed worlds, recurring motifs, and the colors that hold them together. Select any two works to study their affinities and departures.
01 / Collection
Browse the works
Open a work for a detailed description. Search visible subjects, stylistic cues, or a title; tags can be combined.
Titles are descriptive labels made for this atlas. Image descriptions distinguish visible details from uncertain text or narrative. The grouping is an interpretation of this small sample, and one work may fit several visual traditions.
02 / Pixel study
Color explorer
Each strip shows six approximate color clusters, weighted by their share of pixels. Select a color to rank images by their nearest sampled swatch, or filter the swatches by color family.
Colors are computed from resized image pixels with six clusters per work, rounded to hexadecimal. Gradients, tiny highlights, and fine details may be absorbed into larger areas. The percentages are approximate and total about 100% per image.
03 / Interpretive map
Style & motif
Five primary groupings organize the sample. The tags below cross their boundaries: a dragon, a moon, or a cinematic light source can recur in otherwise different treatments.
Follow a visual thread
Select multiple tags to find works sharing all of them.
“Painterly,” “graphic illustration,” and “collage” describe visual effects here; they do not establish the software, model, or production process. The two music collages share much of their layout but differ in their rightmost figure.
04 / Close reading
Compare two images
Use shared and distinctive tags as prompts, then record your own observations. Notes remain in this browser and can be exported as JSON.
Your comparison notes
Where does attention go first? What happens to scale, texture, color, and implied story between these works?