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I'd like to view more art. Where do I find it?

And after finding a nice picture, how can I save it and store it for later? How can I share "my collection"?

Not only digital art but art from 100 years ago but digital. Is there some wikipedia/openstreetmap/listenbrainz/tmdb for art?

Currently, I save the images and post them to my pixelfed profile (privately) with the source link and a title. It works but it is stupid.

A long time ago my Aunt had a printed illustration of a child in rain boots playing in puddles. Altogether the image included puddles, raindrops, rain clouds, the child in rain boots, the splashed water, and an umbrella. The base image included all those things, but standing out from that by a mm or two were the puddles and rain clouds on a duplicate printed layer. Then a few mm above that layer was the child and splashed water, and then finally on the most pronounced layer was the umbrella. There was foam tape/glue that was stacked underneath each layer to give the object an illusion of depth and the raised layers were printed on a thick card stock and sat just over their original print. If you looked at it from the side you could see the duplicate images. It wasn't unbelievable but it was neat.

Does this concept have a name? I've been searching for any hint of a reference with no success. Closest I've found is a "cut out paper" style but that's mostly just colored paper cut into shapes, south park style.

I read through a book about printmaking while at work, and learned about lithography, woodcut, metal engraving, chine-collé…

What are other topics that might be covered at art school? How do the courses work compared to a traditional university?

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Description: A winged figure, armed with a sword and surrounded by flashes of lightning, appears floating high in the sky, sending panic and disarray among a cluster of rebel angels.