Art Styles
Painting/art movement style. Compare 16 art style looks for your storyboard. Use the still previews to shortlist a direction, then read each preset's lighting, palette and composition notes.
These are still-image references. Choose your Storyboard style separately.
Reading the Art Style looks
- Impressionism
- An Impressionism scene in the 1872 early style with visible brushstroke technique and soft diffused plein air lighting. Water lily reflection patterns in lavender and soft pink. Atmospheric haze in misty blue capturing fleeting moment of natural beauty, golden hour warmth dancing across garden surfaces. Shallow depth of field with natural bokeh, dappled sunlight filtering through foliage.
- Expressionism
- A German Expressionism scene in the 1920 style with jagged angular set design. Angular shadows and distorted perspective with stark black and chalky white contrast. Emotional intensity prioritized over realism with nightmarish psychological atmosphere, jagged set design and exaggerated lighting.
- Film Noir Art
- A film noir art scene in the 1944 classic noir style. High contrast chiaroscuro lighting with venetian blind shadow patterns in deep black and stark white. Rain-slicked urban streets with femme fatale silhouette mystery. Cigarette smoke curling through fedora and trench coat detective atmosphere under amber streetlight.
All 16 styles

Impressionism
Monet light brushstrokes

Expressionism
Distorted emotion

Film Noir Art
Chiaroscuro mystery

Pop Art
Silkscreen repeats, bold commerce

Surrealism
Melting dream logic

Baroque
Caravaggio dramatic light

Romanticism
Sublime nature

Minimalism
Less is more

Art Deco
Jazz Age gold glamour

Ukiyo-e
Hokusai woodblock

Cyberpunk Art
Neon dystopia

Gothic
Victorian darkness

Chinese Ink Wash
Chinese brush painting

Gongbi
Meticulous court painting

Minhwa
Korean folk art

Nihonga
Japanese modern traditional
Plan Your Art Style Storyboard
Use the visual notes to brief your shots, then select a Storyboard style or adapt a custom recipe in the wizard. Catalog browsing does not select it for you.



