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how do you browse and collect art digitally? (lemmy.zip)
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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.

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[–] tyler@programming.dev 3 points 6 months ago

Deviantart. You can also browse Art auction websites. I bet the Met, MOMA, Louve etc all have sites as well. If a site prevents you from copy pasting or right clicking you can disable that with a config flag in Firefox so that you can right click. Or you can open dev tools and get the url and save it there.

Deviant art will let you do everything in one place but it’s not gonna be art from anything more than the age of the internet.