Eva Rtology
Bio
Art Curator, founder at EvArtology.com
Stories (10/0)
The Next Level of Writing
"Start with a single seed." What do you think it means? Is it something along the lines of "one thing leads to another"? Or is it that if you plant one idea, then many other possibilities will have to come and more positive changes? And do they all have to happen in someone's life for this circular shape to be complete? These questions and more are what this story is about. This article explores how big data insights can help writers, organizations, and societies of all types are more efficient, effective, and positive.
By Eva Rtology11 months ago in Journal
From Ancient times to NFT
Now, I know what you're thinking: why should I bother with a light art article? I understand. And believe me when I say that light art will almost certainly make a reappearance in the future. It's simple to learn and doesn't cost anything to do so. It also brings people closer together in a different way. Designers have been attempting to reintroduce the sense of wonder that comes from watching artwork made by people of many cultures and religions for years. Artists, fortunately, have been able to accomplish precisely that. So stop worrying about where your next great muse will come from and start paying attention. The world of visual arts is undergoing a significant change right now!
By Eva Rtology11 months ago in Futurism
The current state of architecture is one of creativity
Consider a society in which power, design, and innovation are finally in the hands of the right people. Imagine a world without the need for upkeep, human mistake, or restrictions on what you may create. Imagine a world where you can design sophisticated and creative structures that look and perform perfectly. Imagine a world where you can build the structures of your dreams using your imagination.
By Eva Rtology11 months ago in Futurism
Can Buildings Be Recycled?
To keep up with the population, humanity have been looking for more affordable, easy-to-produce materials since the industrial revolution. Unfortunately, many of these elements are toxic at high levels of use, leading to the destruction of natural ecosystems – so how can this be avoided?
By Eva Rtology11 months ago in Futurism
What It Means to Be Human
“Cyborgs are the future, and the future is now.” It’s time to break up with our old ideas. The idea of “old” vs. “new” thinking has always been flawed concerning technology because, in reality, it moves so fast that it leaves us behind every day! We can only keep up by embracing that which may seem unfamiliar or even frightening at first. The AI game of life has no rules, time limits, or even a designated goal. Instead, it consists of people living their lives in whatever way they choose.
By Eva Rtologyabout a year ago in Futurism
8 ways to emotionally engage your story
Real content is that stuff that makes people feel what the writer is trying to convey. If an article cannot make you shed tears, create a smile, a frown, hurt your heart and make you feel like punching someone’s lights out for saying bad things about something you love. If an article does not give you goosebumps and make your scalp tingle in emotional experience then it is not “real content” but by definition, it is just a machine-generated copy of human code words.
By Eva Rtologyabout a year ago in Journal
What is the future of digital art?
What exactly is digital art? This and other queries will be answered in this article. Remain focused : ) Introduction: Digital Art is a transition from traditional media such as painting on canvas or on paper to creating an image, photo, etc., digitally using a computer monitor. While traditional art is a creative process, digital art is a technology that can be easily manipulated and modified by anyone to create artwork.
By Eva Rtologyabout a year ago in Futurism
AI makes artists accomplices
The development of AI technology has had a significant impact on our day-to-day lives, providing us with more convenience and time. One of the most prominent side effects of this change has been the rise in art production — from painting to video editing to NFTs. While we enjoy these developments from an artistic perspective, there is also some concern that humans are losing control over their emotions as their creativity becomes increasingly processed by machine-generated artwork.
By Eva Rtologyabout a year ago in Journal
