r/AccidentalRenaissance

Can you post your project here?

This subreddit is for photos that accidentally resemble Renaissance art. The rules prohibit political campaigning, advertisements, and NSFW content, and require that posts be real photos that are not staged to look like Renaissance art.

Before you post: Rule 7 explicitly bans political campaigning or advertisement. While not directly mentioning product launches or side projects, the spirit of the rule and the subreddit's focus on accidental art suggests that promotional content is not welcome.

The rules, in their words

1. Be civil: Any use of words to hurt, insult, abuse, demean, degrade, harass, and/or bully others, or trolling by using inciteful language or phrasing.
2. No bigotry or hate speech
3. Photos must resemble Renaissance or classical style art: Does not resemble any art style from the 14th-19th centuries
4. Posts must be real photos. No memes, paintings, drawings, AI-generated photos or screenshots/stills: Please post the actual photo itself. No memes, paintings, drawings, AI-generated photos, screenshots or stills of media, photos of newspapers, magazines, etc. Photos with added text or graphics will be removed.
5. Photos should not have been staged for the purpose of looking like Renaissance art: It is fine if a photo is posed or isn't completely spontaneous. It's the RENAISSANCE that is meant to be accidental. This rule is slightly less important than the "it has to be Renaissance" rule.
6. No NSFW or NSFL content: Anything depicting sex acts of any kinds or depicting nudity, either full or partial, or violent content/gore is not permitted.
7. No political campaigning or advertisement: Photos that feature politicians campaigning for political office or consist of blatant political advertisement will be removed.
8. Reposts will be removed