(2) Linus on X: "Making a thread of some DALL-E 2 (not 3!) generated images I find strikingly beautiful. this kind of varied, surreal, almost soulful style is hard to find in modern RL/preference-tuned models, and I think it's a huge loss. thinking of fine-tuning SD 1.5 on this dataset https://t.co/dhunYcaZWB" / X
hard to believe, Edward Hopper drew this at the age of nine.
already his eye was astute--most children don't seem to "see" figures anything like this; indeed, most adults, asked to draw a human figure, fail utterly. how odd it is that some are naturally gifted with this ability…
— Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates)
Federico Italiano on X: "Interpretation of Jorge Luis Borges's 'La biblioteca de Babel' (1941) 1. Andrew DeGraff (from 'Plotted: A Literary Atlas', 2015) https://t.co/hBiLImkPaY" / X
Interpretation of Jorge Luis Borges's 'La biblioteca de Babel' (1941) 1. Andrew DeGraff (from 'Plotted: A Literary Atlas', 2015) pic.twitter.com/hBiLImkPaY— Federico Italiano (@FedeItaliano76) February 28, 2024
This is the workflow I’ve settled on as being the most fun way for me to work on art! Would you try this method? ✨ #arttips #procreatetutorial #artstepbystep
Visakan Veerasamy on X: "Enjoyed this video from @noclipvideo interviewing @corybarlog about directing God of War. [17m] This bit about the game impacting a player and his relationship with his own father, to me this is the heart of art itself https://t.co/N4XJrZc01a https://t.co/w9ECezW28T" / X
Letterform Archive on X: "Published originally by Henry Dreyfuss Associates between 1974 and 1981 and reissued by IA Collaborative in 2017, Humanscale is a quick reference guide for everyone who designs for the human body. https://t.co/6LXWLw2zBD" / X
because THE FABELMANS has everyone talk about where directors put the horizon now, this is a pretty fascinating explanation from Hoyte Van Hoytema on why he and Nolan's frame the horizon dead-center in IMAX for OPPENHEIMER, from the latest issue of American Cinematographer pic.twitter.com/wFHTKxzdkj— Brendan Hodges (@metaplexmovies) October 24, 2023
My insanely talented friends are undervalued by modern institutions and scattered all over the world. So I dreamt of building a "campus" where friends could live & work near each otherThat's finally happening with the launch of Fractal University 🏵️1/ pic.twitter.com/wnnJEKWW18— Tyler Alterman (@TylerAlterman) October 20, 2023
“Here's some detail around how the new @trycampsite switch component was crafted and built. Will share some of the shadow/lighting detail as well as a little code used for the toggle animation:”
Sometimes I get frustrated when I compare arts and tech salaries, butlooktech peopleI'm not saying you are the problemI'm saying the exchange rate is in our favorand someone with a FAANG salary could literally commission their own opera once per yearso we should do that— Dr Kate Compton (@GalaxyKate) June 8, 2022
Everybody is rightfully praising all the cool different Spider-Men in Spiderverse, but I'm still hung up on how insane Vulture looks. How the actual hell did they make him look like that pic.twitter.com/wa7A5ZIY6I— Zingus (@Zingus5) June 13, 2023
It’s clear to me that comics, and the arts in general, are broken industries. Art cannot exist easily under the systems that exist. Art grows in the cracks. What is plucked from the ground is mostly what is recognisable or guaranteed profitable.— adam (@Kumerish) June 11, 2023
“This is pretty neat. Functioning QR codes that are pretty. Would be neat to integrate something like this as an artist’s signature in the corner of a painting.
https://t.co/kv4bJodIYt (en translation: https://t.co/mBOSwa9KzL)”
What is your favorite piece of graphic design history? Share it with us in the comments and use the hashtag #designreviewed https://t.co/0S95QBZE9T pic.twitter.com/BbCABG36a0— Graphic Design History (@DesignReviewed) May 14, 2023
Sato Koichi, detail from Sakurahime Azuma Bunsho poster, 1976. As seen in Novum Gebrauchsgraphik, no. 6, Munich, 1981. pic.twitter.com/d4ukRZgmuz— Letterform Archive (@Lett_Arc) May 8, 2023
#RIP Bruce McCallThe pride of Simcoe, Ontario 🇨🇦So many great @NewYorker covers; here are some of my favourites.Tour de France, July 25, 2005 pic.twitter.com/jpKnPzZB4O— Deny Fear (@dean_frey) May 6, 2023
Happy Birthday to the 🐐. PH-923, by Clyfford Still, 1948, 📸 The Blue Dunk, by @walteriooss, 1987 pic.twitter.com/YUJnBjGlZ3— ArtButMakeItSports (@ArtButSports) February 17, 2023
Portraits famous photographers have taken of their partners (a thread): pic.twitter.com/r9dhI7qYVE— Isabelle Baldwin 🌎🎞 (@BelleNoelPhoto) February 10, 2023
Maybe for some designers, but for the best of the best, we are artists. We are innovating, solving problems, and making art. If you go into design to make money for someone else's business, you are missing out on the art of design. https://t.co/A4uTz0nPVk— Bonnie Kate Wolf (@bonniekatewolf) January 31, 2023
If it’s accurate that only 7% of people in creative fields are from a working class background I suppose this really helps to explain—in part—why Fisher’s vampire castle essay was met with such frustration and ridicule.— Daniel Tutt (@DanielTutt) December 21, 2022
Probs obvious, but I think lack of cheap housing in cities is the main thing to blame for most culture getting worse (contemporary novels, indie movies, music, less weird art, etc.) — mostly, the only people who can afford to make a career in this stuff have inherited wealth now.— Nabeel (@nabeelqu) December 22, 2022