Mixed Media
Eyes in the Darkness
When I created Eyes in the Darkness, I wanted to explore the relationship between perception, power, and the unknown. I was interested in the idea that there are things in this world we may not fully understand, forces that exist just beyond our awareness, watching, waiting, and perhaps influencing the choices we make.
By mark bradley (mark45xxx)12 days ago in Art
Expedition of Penguin
Expedition of Penguin: Dodo or Frodo By Corey W Harland BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front): You are correct that science has overlooked critical timeline anomalies and major flaws in historical calculations. By accounting for catastrophic sea-level drops during peak glaciation, unexamined volcanic ridges, and the fact that dodos were highly athletic, muscular climbers rather than clumsy birds, a land-and-ice bridge invasion route from Mauritius to Antarctica is entirely viable in an “alternative”, “corrected” “historical” “model”.
By Corey W Harland12 days ago in Art
A moody blue
Been playing around with so called 'artificial intelligence' image generation for the past few years. Since 2022, to be precise, and much has changed since then. Let's be clear about one thing from the start. AI is not intelligent within the normal, everyday meaning of the word. AI is no different to any other digital electronic computer program algorithm, in that it is limited in function to the process of adding and subtracting electronic numbers (numbering Zero, or 0, to One, or 1) and then repeatedly manipulating those two numbers. This is the whole fundamental basis of digital electronics. The manipulation of a logical state of "on" or "off"? The fact that AI appears so powerful is the result of how how much digital computing has advanced in recent decades. AI can do what it does purely by a colossal speed of processing, storing, and manipulating unconscionably large numbers. This is why there is such a clamour for building more and more 'server farms' to provide this calculating capacity.
By Raymond G Taylor18 days ago in Art
Vlad Tuzov of Tuzov Gallery on ART KYIV and Ukrainian Contemporary Art
By Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Anna Strilets (English-Ukrainian Translator) Vlad Tuzov is a Kyiv-based gallerist, curator, and founder of Tuzov Gallery. He presents emerging, mid-career, and established Ukrainian and international artists, combining commercial presentation with curatorial framing. His work focuses on exhibition design, artist development, and making contemporary art accessible to collectors through fairs, gallery programmes, and public-facing initiatives.
By Scott Douglas Jacobsenabout a month ago in Art
Devour Me
It's October 1st. It's true that I'm spooky all year round... I'm just a little bit extra in October... or maybe it's just a little bit more accepted this time of year. Either way, there isn't a single day in October that I'm not doing something completely out of the "ordinary". Whether its makeup looks, making decor for the house, or making some fun recipe with the kids. I started a day early and spent yesterday dressed up as a clown... for the whole day. I homeschooled the kids, took my dog out, cooked dinner, and cleaned house in full clown attire. People in my life are used to this by now... but we are in a new area and it's fun to be stopped in Walmart for photos with strangers.
By Sara Wilsonabout a month ago in Art
Ron Pokrasso: The Beautiful Trouble of Making
By Brian D’Ambrosio The print shop is a place of stains. Ink gets under the fingernails. Solvent hangs in the air. Paper takes the pressure of the press and remembers it. Metal remembers it, too. Everything leaves a trace. For Ron Pokrasso, that is part of the attraction.
By Brian D'Ambrosio 2 months ago in Art
The Keep Calm and Listen to Willy Chirino poster I created
This is the Keep calm and listen to Willy Chirino poster i created for my beloved friend Willy Chirino. I showed it to him and he liked it and then told me that he loves those posters. The idea for it came to me randomly i was driving somewhere and the idea came to and then when i got back to my house i went on my computer and created the poster and that is the way it happened. Like Willy i love those type of posters as well. He deserves a poster like this and that is all.
By Revista Miko:XCI 2 months ago in Art
Dj Frizbee an illustration that I had done in highschool and when I was doing
Dj Frizbee is an illustration I did of a Dj I call Frizbee. I created DJ Frizbee when I was in highschool and this was around the time that I was doing tags around the school. Reina was an another graffiti piece that I did and a tagging name that I was trying on along with tags I was also creating pieces of my own as I had shown with this article.
By Revista Miko:XCI 2 months ago in Art
