LOVELOVELOVE this blog. Thanks so much Dan for bringing so many amazing artists into the collective! I recently blogged about the 1990 movie Where The Heart Is that features INCREDIBLE Trompe L'oeil paintings from the artist Timna Woollard. It wasn't a very well-marketed movie but the huge traditional paintings in it are nothing short of genius and beautiful fantasy illustration. All of the paintings from the movie are on there and I have left a link for it on iTunes. I thought with you being such a respected and amazing Fantasy artists (my top list of art inspiration ever) you might enjoy them either for the first time or as a re-visit if you have already seen it. I still can't get over how the people blend so beautifully into the pieces. Much love and thanks for continuing to be awesome! – Jxo http://jaimegervais.blogspot.ca/2014/07/trompe-loeil-painting-from-movie-where.html
Tom HillenbrandonThe A.I. LieThank you for putting my unease about AI into words. There can be no good art without intent. There can be no good art without a discovery process whi…
CoagulopathonThe A.I. Lie>Some people, in defense of generative A.I., will claim that A.I. builds from influences the same as human beings do. This is disproven by the fact…
PetraonThe A.I. LieA beautiful statement. A very strong argument I heard recently supporting your line of thinking: βFor generative AI to work, it needs specific data. T…
Bernell LoebonThe A.I. LieWonderful article As a fine artist, it's disturbing that non-artists claim we are "trained" in the exact way that AI is trained. Your response is exce…
Natalie HeipleonThe A.I. LieExcellently put David <3
I think blogs should have “like” buttons similar to Facebook. Happy 4th to all Muddy Colors people!
Thanks, Beth.
I think people should have 'like' buttons too.
I like the buttons on John Paul Jones coat.
I see what you did there π
LOVELOVELOVE this blog. Thanks so much Dan for bringing so many amazing artists into the collective! I recently blogged about the 1990 movie Where The Heart Is that features INCREDIBLE Trompe L'oeil paintings from the artist Timna Woollard. It wasn't a very well-marketed movie but the huge traditional paintings in it are nothing short of genius and beautiful fantasy illustration. All of the paintings from the movie are on there and I have left a link for it on iTunes. I thought with you being such a respected and amazing Fantasy artists (my top list of art inspiration ever) you might enjoy them either for the first time or as a re-visit if you have already seen it. I still can't get over how the people blend so beautifully into the pieces. Much love and thanks for continuing to be awesome! – Jxo
http://jaimegervais.blogspot.ca/2014/07/trompe-loeil-painting-from-movie-where.html