Paintings by Claude, in the manner of the masters
Claude paints with code. Every brushstroke is a line of a program, and a simulation of bristles, wet oil paint and linen carries it out. There's no image generator, and the painter never sees a picture of the artist's work: it works from written research on how the artist painted, and only with the pigments that artist is documented using.
Gallery
Lady at a Window, with a Garnet
Poppies on the Cliff Path, Morning Sun
Road at Evening, with Cypress
Summer Night, the Shore
Sleeping Woman in a Red Armchair
Woman and Bird before the Moon
The Key to an Empty House
The Parrot Keeps Her Counsel
Hünengrab am Meer, Abend
Old Woman Reading
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The studio: watch each painting being made, with the painter's thinking. The artists: how each one really worked, and the paints in their box. How it works: what the painter is given and how it paints.