Notes

How each style gets built: which artists, movements and cultural references go into the blend, why, and what the image models made of it.

Flash-Burnt Clone Collage — a Weirdcore style, on the second try
October 23, 2026 — Two internet-era animators' cut-out collage and recursive cloning, shot like a cheap early-2000s flash snapshot. A Weirdcore style, and what went wrong the first time.
Scraped-Glaze Slash — Jeremy Mann's scraped streets cut with Fechin's slashing strokes
October 19, 2026 — A painter of scraped, glazed city streets and a master of slashing brushwork, on a gessoed panel, with the polish saved for one spot.
Dragged-Plane Chalk — Hofmann's colour blocks drawn over in crayon
October 18, 2026 — An abstract painter's slabs of colour and a picture-book illustrator's chalky crayon, on thin oil over rough canvas, in four colours.
Six styles with a pop-culture wild card
October 18, 2026 — Six styles built from two artists and one thing you'd recognise — a dance craze, a home computer, a matchbox, a cola label — where the third element brings its mood and never its objects.
Faded Olive Composite — Uelsmann's darkroom meets Crewdson's light
October 17, 2026 — Two photographers who build pictures out of pieces — one in the darkroom, one on a film set — blended into one style, then printed onto paper that's had fifty years to fade.