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a reply to: dollukka

I didn't realize I was spelling Gustave Dore wrong until I noticed you spelled his last name with an 'e'. (I had it as Dora). It doesn't matter much, because I liked the images even when it was spelled wrong, but I do think it failed more often.

It is interesting though, that by spelling his name right it makes it come out black, white, and grey, just like yours. Looks like he did use some color, but not very often. www.wikiart.org...

I had never heard of him before. I just saw that someone else had used him name, while I was looking at the 'Latest Images'.

Ich Bin Ein Auslander by Gustave Dore

Stickman Outlasts the Tornado

a reply to: BrokenCircles

I saw Gustave Dore´s Dante´s inferno when i was young.. it was scary back then. In some of his work he was definately ahead of his time, his illustrations are great.

a reply to: dollukka

I just found this computer enhanced version of Gustave's etchings.

Dante's Inferno by Dante Alighieri, illustrated by Gustave Dore'

This is the telling of Dante's classic tale of his visit to hell in 1300. The original etchings of Gustave Dore' have been computer-enhanced to illustrate the story.

a reply to: dollukka

It's sometimes difficult, but often interesting, trying to re-interpret Hypnograms interpretation of my words.

I'm curious if you can see what I see in this one.
I'll put my interpretation at the bottom of this post.

Picture in a Picture in a Picture in a Picture in a Picture

Portrait of Me Painted by a Fly

(Doesn't look much like me, but there may be a couple similarities

tunnel vision infinite inferno

Decapitated Giraffe Guillotine by Karel Thole

'Picture in a Picture in a....' - I see a guy, from his own point of view, looking in a mirror holding up his cell phone taking a selfie. (he may actually have 2 cell phones, holding up one in each hand.)

a reply to: dollukka

Very cool site - thanks!

I tried it with a famous line from Shakespeare's Henry V: "For he today that bleeds with me shall be my brother"

Assimilation of A Simulation by William Blake

The Great Below by Gustave Dore

Mickey Mouse Being Skinned Alive

I Was Up Above It | Now I'm Down In It | by Gustave Dora

Admittedly, I even find this last↑ one to be a bit creepy, but I do like it nonetheless. Good contrast between the 'Up Above' and the 'Down In It'. The 'Up Above' (which is all around) seems somewhat peaceful and serene, while the 'Down In It' looks like painful death.





I deleted a couple of the images I posted on the first page.(probably should delete the others from those posts). I posted them to show the comparison, but they're no good.

a reply to: BrokenCircles

It seem that cartoon character is showing middle finger Portrait is cool too... poor giraffes

a reply to: BrokenCircles

All but mickey are great. I feel sorry for Micky...

a reply to: Riffrafter

It is like 3D tattoo.. rich in color.. like alive

a reply to: dollukka

At first, I thought it was his middle finger too, but the more I looked at it, I thought it could be his index finger while holding his phone.


I wouldn't worry about Mickey. He didn't feel a thing. It's all an illusion. Everything at Disney World is pure magic. He came right back out to put on another show a few minutes after that picture was taken. (The same cannot be said about the giraffes)..... In case you don't believe me, I found some proof. Here he is backstage...

Mickey Mouse Putting His Skin-Suit Back On

The Voyeur of Utter Destruction Art Noveau

I'm Afraid of Americans by Gustave Dora

Under The Sea by Gustave Dora

I do really like Gustave Dore's actual works, but I gotta admit when using Hypnogram, I think I prefer the results I get from the fictional Gustave Dora.... I guess I like them each in their own way.

Oh I'm still not done yet.

A Lasting Moment to Hold Onto | Karel Thole

Clint Eastwood's Head as Hot Air Balloon by John Everett Millais

crawl between the chromosome | intricate detail

solvent raining from the sky by Gustav Klimt

Zdzislaw Beksinski has a lot of interesting paintings/artwork.

"I wish to paint in such a manner as if I were photographing dreams" - Zdzisław Beksiński

Crazy World of Weary Thought by Beksinski

burnt out shadows on the wall by Gustav Klimt

Broken Circles by Beksinski

Reflecting in the Alien's Chrome Eyes

a reply to: dollukka

I was wondering where the rest of the Hypnogram site was. I tried searching to see if I could find out more about it, but as far as I can tell, there isn't anything else. How did you first find the site?

I did think the definition of Hypnogram is pretty interesting.
A hypnogram is a diagram illustrating sleep architecture or the successive sleep stages that occur during the night serving as an auxiliary metric against sleep pattern deviations.
or
A hypnogram is a form of polysomnography; it is a graph that represents the stages of sleep as a function of time.

I thought it was an interesting coincidence that I just happened to post this quote in my previous post from yesterday.
"I wish to paint in such a manner as if I were photographing dreams" - Zdzisław Beksiński

I Push My Fingers Into My Eyes Morski

Fibonacci Sequence | Deep Space | Cosmic Imagery

floating free fall through boundless madness | Cosmic Imagery

Futuristic High Class Hillbilly Double-Decker Trailer Park

I can easily see myself living in one of those.

surprise surprise I'm back with more....

Believe The Impossible Is Possible by Beksinski

Each Small Candle Lights a Corner of the Dark by Gustave Dora

I sit upon this throne that throws me off | Oil Pastels

Running with Scissors by Gustave Dora

a reply to: BrokenCircles
Your posts are fantastic !.. really enjoy seeing them

I have been intrested in art since.. hmm childhood. Hubby knows my intrests so he pointed this site to me. My favourite is surrealism.. so this site is exatly what i like
BTW been busy few days after day off ( nurse here ) so kinda tired as i have had one day off in a week for few weeks now so my favourite is weekend off.. which starts tomorrow !!!
so few i generated yesterday

Tired nurse taking a break surrounded by cyringers by Heather Watts


Tired nurse after work legs up on chair by naoto hattori


Snail riding a cat in a moonlight by naoto hattori


gathering of gnomes under the christmas tree by anthony clarkson


In scandinavian we love Gnomes

For today i generated
Aino from Kalevala having a cold beer by Akseli Gallen-Kallela
Kalevala is national epic story of Karelia and Finland and is one of the most significant works of Finnish literature. A story which inspired Tolkien to write the Lord of the Rings ( Tolkien gathered stories in Finland of ancient heroes of Kalevala) without Kalevala story we would have .... you know

Anyway.... as a tired nurse waiting for weekend off
Aino the beaty of Kalevala having a cold beer by Akseli Gallen-Kallela.. hmm looks like drunk lol

Thanks for introducing me to this site. The imagery is amazing, even when the juveniles are trying to get it to draw a naked body. I would like to save every image.

Yours are beautiful. Which brings me to the question, "are they yours?" The site seems quite the mystery and no has no terms of service.

Hypnogram.xyz, draw yourself.


I noticed that the image seemed backwards, so I thought I'd share.

Flipped

originally posted by: dollukka
a reply to: BrokenCircles
Your posts are fantastic !.. really enjoy seeing them

Good cuz I'm not done yet. I feel like I'm getting better at it, even though I'm not actually doing anything.

I like both of those Naoto Hattori pics. I added that to my ever-growing list of names to use.

I'm gonna briefly change the topic to show you something I stumbled upon earlier. You ever heard of 'Saype'? He's a new/current artist.

en.saype-artiste.com...

This↓ recent work of his is currently Bing's Background Image of the Day.

Titled 'A New Breath'
It's a real aerial picture, with his black/white/gray paint he uses on the grass.
Here's the info Bing had along with that image.

For World Children's Day, we're featuring an aerial view of a larger-than-life painting on the summit of the Moléson in the Swiss Prealps. The 16,000-square-foot fresco is titled 'Un Nouveau Souffle' (A New Breath) and depicts a child blowing clouds toward the horizon. It was created by French-Swiss artist Saype—real name Guillaume Legros—who is known for his grassy graffiti around the world. The eco-friendly artist uses biodegradable paints made from natural pigments such as coal and chalk, so by the time you read this, his land art will have already disappeared into the soil.

Saype's mountaintop mural aims to inspire childlike wonder, which is an apt message for World Children's Day. Though there are numerous Children's Day celebrations around the globe, and on varying dates, the United Nations created World Children's Day—observed every November 20—to celebrate kids worldwide and to promote their welfare.

and a couple others.
'Beyond Crisis'


'Beyond Walls Step 10'

Those↑ hands seem to be one he's quite fond of. There's several pics of that in various locations.
Beyond Walls Project: en.saype-artiste.com...

World in Progress II: en.saype-artiste.com...

I made several different attempts using 'Saype' on Hypnogram, but I don't think they know who he is, but I did kinda like these 3 that were generated.

Realistic Landscape by Saype

A New Breath by Saype

Landscape by Saype

a reply to: Dapaga

Whatever you find in internet is under fair use.. i guess this site uses images from internet and made them surrealist in a way or another.. so copyright policy is when you generate new images it is under fair use so legit. But you cannot make profit out of them.

a reply to: BrokenCircles
Beautiful landscapes, i specially love the first one.. it is like a dream.
you are getting really good at this !

my new ones

loudy monster hyperrealism


who rang my doorbell at midnight hyperrealism ( our doorbell sometimes rang and no one is there--so it looks like a dog... )


my scandinavian heritage Drew Struzan


Riding old bicycle brandon Lee dark art