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Reality-realism

Abstraction-abstraction

impressionism

Expressionism-expressionism

cubism

Surrealism-Surrealism

Minimalism

Pop art-pop art

romanticism

Baroque-baroque

The Renaissance

Goth-Goth

Classical-classicism

contemporary art

fauvism

Dot painter-Dot painter

Decorative art

Post-impressionism-post-impressionism

Symbolist-symbolism

Dadaism

Folk art-folk art

Photo realism-photo realism

Graffiti-Graffiti Art

Digital-digital art

Street art-street art

Avant-garde-avantgarde

Romanticism-Romanticism

Modernism-Modernism

Postmodernism-postmodernism

Neoclassicism-neoclassicism

Constructivism-Constructivism

New Art-New Art

Contemporary realism-contemporary realism

Neo-expressionism-neo-expressionism

Digital art-digital art

Stylization-stylization

Geometry-geometric style

Graffiti-inspiration-inspiration comes from graffiti

Organic-organic

Fantastic.-whimsical

Retro-retro

Futurism-Futurism

Monochrome-Monochrome

High contrast-high contrast

Soft and dreamy-soft and dreamy

Bold and energetic-bold and energetic

Mood and melancholy

Quiet and serene-quiet and serene

Fun and fun-fun and exotic

Dark and mysterious-dark and mysterious

Lightness and elegance-lightness and elegance

Clean and simple-clean and simple

Retro and retro-retro and retro

Cities and graffiti-inspired by cities and graffiti