Are you drawn to bright, flowing light and color, willing to carefully observe concrete life, or do you prefer imagery that leads to dreams and imagination? This artistic style assessment uses 30 original scenario questions to explore light and color, composition, movement, expression, sources of inspiration, and viewing distance.
Results provide one of six artistic imagery, two related facets, and viewing clues for a real artwork. You can start from corresponding works by Renoir, Van Gogh, Rosa Bonheur, Turner, Katsushika Hokusai, and Redon, turning this choice into a small exhibition to understand your own way of seeing.
Yes. The questions are about everyday and aesthetic choices that are easy to imagine; they don't test painters' dates, artwork titles, or technical terms. The results will give you specific viewing clues.
Yes. Each of the six results is paired with a work from an open museum collection, with the full composition preserved, and text on where to start looking. You can also save a result image with the artwork.
The result shows a primary artistic image and two close secondary aspects; when equally close, it keeps a side-by-side explanation. Different art traditions have their own contexts, and a person's viewing preferences can resonate with multiple approaches at once.