DL art aficionados - what is this particular artistic style called?

Is it a rescue dog?

GAY!

Lisa Frank

Too much acid.

Psychedelic pop art?

I don't know what style it is, but I do like the picture. Love the dog.

Kitsch

Would look even better on black velvet.

[quote] Kitsch

Why did his career stumble after Clash of the Titans?

Costco.

Please. Can i get a real answer?

I want a colorful print of my cute pug boy

Neon

lousy

I would call it the same thing as r5

Half a Polka Dot bar later…

R15 Agreed.

It looks like a Colored Pencil filter. Similar filters make the portrait look like a picture was sketched and another makes it look like a crayon drawing.

[quote]Would look even better on black velvet.

Doesn't everything?

OP, here you go...

^^^BTW OP, it took me less than 5 seconds to find that website. ^^^

OP, you don't seem very resourceful. Nowadays, there is a groovy tool on the Internet - that's the system of tubes you are typing on. The tool is called A.I. - artificial intelligence. You can ask it any question (if it's a polite question) or to find anything.

This is how ChatGPT answers your question:

It looks like the image you've shared has a colorful, vibrant, and highly stylized effect, with bold, unnatural hues that create a psychedelic or pop-art look. To achieve a similar effect on another photo, you could:

Use a Pop Art or Psychedelic Filter: Look for apps or software that offer these filters. Popular options include:

Prisma: A photo-editing app with a variety of artistic filters.

Deep Art Effects: Transforms photos using AI into styles inspired by famous artworks.

Painnt: Offers a large variety of artistic effects, including vibrant, colorful filters like this.

Color by numbers

I can do it.

I detest cheap sentiment.

OP please come back and post any results.

R5 is correct, the name is psychedelic art and is influenced by LSD hallucinations.

I don't see the psychedelic angle at all except bright colors.

To me, this is more of a nod to Fauvism, where color takes precedence over the drawing and forms/representation.

Another Fauvist painting

Fauvist animal portraits here

[quote] To me, this is more of a nod to Fauvism, where color takes precedence over the drawing and forms/representation.

Because you are retarded and have little to no understanding of art other than a placard you read at a museum that one time you went.

The primary aspect of fauvism other than emphasis on color was its retention of impressionistic pictorial convention. The image of the dog is photorealistic, not impressionistic.

Trash

It’s an insult to LSD to call a bad color filter “psychedelic art.”

Some of the Fauves did manage to incorporate realism in their works though, R32. Some by Robert Delaunay come to mind (though he principally worked more in Cubist abstraction).

That said, I'd agree with R5 as the closest match to OP's image.

Okay.

Is this Fauvist too?

Yes R37 clearly you can see the influences of Matisse!

Sorry, OP. This is what you get for reaching out to art aficionados on DL about a neon candy rainbow filter instead of asking the Photoshop geeks on Reddit about it.

Times Square five-minute streetcorner art

R37 I think that's more Baroque.

Interesting that Fauvism has come up on this thread, even if I don't think that's what OP's photo is.

I don't think OP's photo has a "particular artistic style." I do think it's just a colorful filter on a photo of a dog.

thank you, r27 and r5

I hope OP returns to show us her findings.