IMPORTANT CHANGE EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 2022

I’m trying to best figure out how to continue adding new material without the associated headaches of categorizing them all.  I’m going to make it easy on myself.  I’ll leave whatever existing categories are already talked about below and on the pages that follow, but from 12/1/22 on I’ll only categorize them by date added.  

In the table below you’ll see monthly albums with ALL of the art work generated in that month.  No longer sorted by style.

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Square Dance art work for flyers, brochures, etc., has been stuck in the 70s and 80s.  Old graphics someone may have scribbled out and word processor graphics have been passed along for decades.

On the next few pages you’ll find over 60 galleries of Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated artwork.  There are well over 500 images in the galleries.

Every single image is original art created using an artificial intelligence engine call MidJourney.  (Exception:  the album containing “artwork from actual photographs.”)

With an eye towards general marketing pieces for flyers, brochures, avatars, and websites, most images contains a man and a woman.  (There are a few “same sex” galleries.)  Most styles are western themed.  (You wind up with a lot of cowboy hat wearing gentlemen.)

Some of the galleries are whimsical.  (Blueprints of square dancers?  Ice carvings?  Marble statues? Origami?  Plastic figurines?  Huh.)  These galleries are interesting and amazing to look at . . . but they may have limited chances to be used in marketing campaigns.  (On the other hand, they’re just quirky enough to be useful.)

The gallery names are horizontal across the thumbnails. Click on the thumbnail to open up the image at full size.  You may right click on the image and save it to your device.  That is, if you’re on a desktop computer.  There’s a zillion ways if you’re on a tablet / mobile device.  Check your device operating instructions.

On the first page is a table of our most popular art pieces.  Those are hosted on Google Photos.  These albums are sorted by “Last Updated” date, most recent first.  Click the Album Link.  From there, you can click on any photo, then right click to save the image.

The albums after the table, and all those on subsequent pages have only four art pieces in each gallery.  They are sorted by Art Style.

You may use as many of these images as you wish at no cost.  You may manipulate them any way you wish.  You may use them in any media you wish, in any marketing campaign.  You do not have to provide credit to Square Dance Tech.  (Though I’d get a kick out of it if you drop me a line to let me know how you used something!)  Bottom line:  you are free to use any image in any way you wish.