Tag: art
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Make Something to Your Taste | 2423
You can, you know, just make any creative work you want, and post it on the Internet.
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One D&D, Two Covers
The two images illustrate the fundamental split over what players think Dungeons & Dragons is for
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Settling In
The idea that a new work must come out, be consumed, burn bright before we all collectively move on to the next thing is a crazy one. It’s rotting peoples…
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A Machine-Made Mirror
Until the other day I hadn’t come across any obvious LLM written media. To have the first one I encounter *BE ABOUT ME* is surreal and weird.
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Slowly Starting To Happen
Being frank: I just don’t care what ‘everyone else’ is doing, thinking, saying, or making. I only care about what my peers are doing.
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Embrace Cadence, Find Rhythm | 2315
The artist has made sanctuary upon their little Isle, found stable ground. Now they plant a garden. For it is there the work can flourish
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Not Only in the Now | 2305
The artist should not concern themselves with the effervescent present of social media. The artist lives for deeper time & even deeper links.
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Panning Process
A while back I wrote a post about how I use my RSS reader. This morning I thought I would document what came out the ‘panning process’.
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Permanently Moved | 2233
I’m Back! After the longest break from ‘the practice’ since 2019. I must admit, sitting down today to make this show filled me with an urgent anxiety.
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Birthday + Bristol
It was my birthday on Monday. Then we went down to the city of Bristol for a few nights away.
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‘Making Moves’ In DALL·E mini
Learning to make moves with DALL·E mini is about writing prompts that get the best from the subsurface potential in the machine intelligence
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Still Reeling
I’m still reeling at the whole Aphantasia realisation. I’ve spent the whole week asking everyone about what they see in their minds eye.
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Recommendations | 2138
In no particular order, here’s some recommendations of things from friends and acquaintances that I think you should check out.
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Learning Mode | 2129
I’ve been learning new software this week. The Covid brain fog is lifting, and I am experiencing the phenomenon of unspent mental energy coming to the surface.
