How would your dog look if he were painted by Picasso? Pikazo, a new app invented in the basement of a Cherokee Street coworking space, has cracked the code of how to answer that question — and can spit out a charming version of your favorite snapshot as if it were painted by the Spaniard himself in not much longer than it takes to choose a filter on Instagram. If the beta version is any indication, this thing is going to be huge.
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#pikazo #art #illustration #paint #artist #artwork #picasso https://t.co/oVkRADTi4t pic.twitter.com/4ifMzeLKzN
— Pikazo (@pikazoapp) November 8, 2015
Another amazing robot-made art piece combining a photo and a painting. Feat. Scott Carey of @sumpcoffee #ai #pikazo pic.twitter.com/0UtqHPfGjU
— Hannah Radcliff (@hannahradcliff) November 7, 2015
St. Louis state of mind. #pikazo #stl pic.twitter.com/AipFxeMaMs
— Martin Casas (@MARTIN_CASAS) November 4, 2015
Vincent Van Hove's The Starry White Guy #pikazo pic.twitter.com/AhDtoXpac3
— Clayton Hove (@adtothebone) November 7, 2015
#pikazo https://t.co/O55kyDZchA pic.twitter.com/7WstewrbOO
— Charles P (@Stllegend) November 6, 2015
If the Star Wars posted was stained glass. #pikazo pic.twitter.com/5JVp7bNcEJ
— noah rosenberg (@nrose) October 18, 2015
And most importantly: if Picasso had painted the Star Wars poster. #pikazo pic.twitter.com/P5WZ7FQO1P
— noah rosenberg (@nrose) October 18, 2015
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