painterly

The term painterly refers to non-photorealistic computer graphics art styles that mimic some aspects of painterly paintings.

A building is recognized for the beauty and specifics of its structural and painterly elements, not for its role.

It wouldn't be realistic, but you might get a nice painterly look with fancy lighting for 3d scenes.

This to imply that someone rendering painterly visuals in seconds with AI is some new kind of artist?

Illustrator is pretty much the last thing you want to use for doing painterly work.

And, I can't even fine tune a painterly art style of any sort into Flux dev.

The platform emphasizes soft lighting, painterly textures, and animated film-style color design, allowing users to recreate a dreamy illustrated look from ordinary images in seconds.

Wolfflin then expanded that distinction into five polarities (linear vs painterly, plane vs recession, closed vs open, multiplicity vs unity, clarity vs complexity).

The user manual is a brilliant example of how manuals should be written, and the sample illustrations demonstrate how painterly effects can be achieved through vector gfx.

Not to mention, Rublev lived at the end of the Medieval period, and well into the Renaissance - the period where painterly skill in Europe was revitalized.

So for me this benchmark is not checking style at all, unless you consider style to be just around 4 categories (cartoon, anime, realistic, painterly).

Hand crafted textures are fine but so’s spending a chunk of time roughly equivalent to hand painting a few models and being able to have any arbitrary geometry rendered in a painterly fashion.

So the point of looking "painterly" is that it looks like the art was done manually by a craftsman.

If you prompt for "painterly, oil painting, thick brush strokes, impressionistic oil painting style" to flux, you will get...

> So the point of looking "painterly" is that it looks like the art was done manually by a craftsman.

Some painters of sentimental genre scenes were also particularly affected, as a result of the profusion of readily available photographic genre works, often composed in a painterly or "pictorial" style [26].