Artiquity
An art and digital asset platform: an archive of makers across history, and a Studio that makes a picture in a chosen maker's hand. Gregory builds it. The public site is artiquity.com.
- Timeline
- The archive of makers, laid out by era.
- Studio
- Ask an artist from the archive what they would make of anything.
- Gallery
- What people have made in the Studio.
Problem
Artiquity asks what an artist from the archive would make of a subject you bring. Its line is: who cares, what's true, and what could be.
Role
Gregory builds Artiquity, a product of Inkwell Technology Studios.
Shape
The Studio works in three steps: choose a maker from the archive, say what the picture is about and add a photo of your own if you like, then tune the qualities the archive links to that maker and generate.
Canon artworks are public domain or carried under a named grant. Generated works are labelled as imagined, not historical.
Shipped
artiquity.com is live, with the timeline, the Studio, and a gallery. The Studio opens without an account.