Fine Art Witches and Pinup Witches: in the style of...

In traditional fine art, you will find a scattering of paintings featuring witches. Few are flattering, most such witches are portrayed as symbols of sin and evil and ugliness. It was not until the rise of fairy tales and the use of fantasy did artists, in earnest, begin to create witches of beauty, somewhere around the late 1880's.

But what if those great artists of the past were alive and painting in today's world? What would they create?

This pictorial of fifty-two paintings of beautiful witches answers this question.

Here is a collection of pastiche art, fine art witches and pinup artwork created in the style of famous artists using similar techniques as those of CGI (Computer Graphic Images) that movies have been using since the 1980's. The technological tool used to produce these two dimensional pieces is today known as AI or Artificial Intelligence creations.

But don't let that frighten you, the human element is a necessary ingredient. For like any tool, its is only as good as the wielder - someone who knows art history, studies the styles and artwork of painters, has a strong imagination and is willing to dedicate many weeks of hard work to deliver the great results as this author has.

The artists included in this pictorial book are: George Barbier, William Blake, Brugal the Elder, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, Joaqun Sorolla, Edward Hopper, Ivan Aivazovsky, Albert Bierstadt, Wassily Kandinsky, Frederick Frieseke, Edwin Landseer, Leonardo da Vinci, Theophile Steinlen, Edwin Austin Abbey, Paul Cezanne, Delphin Enjolras, Albrecht Der, Rembrandt, Katsushika Hokusai, Gustave Caillebotte, Grant Wood, Hieronymus Bosch, August Macke, Eug鋝e Delacroix, Sandro Botticelli, Thomas Eakins, Henri Rousseau, Felix Vallotton, Kuroda Seiki, Anders Zorn, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Maxfield Parrish, Louis Wain, Paul Gauguin, Martin Heade, John Constable, Vincent van Gogh, LouisIcart, Jean-L廩n G廨獽e and Gustav Klimt.