TODAY'S FEATURED POST
The Art of Green
One of the projects on my desk is a book with scenes featuring a lot of…. green. In gardening, textiles, and decorating, green hues flow for me. I incorporate them generously so much so that I think of green as a neutral color - a backdrop of life on Earth. But this romantic thought comes to a screaming halt when I’m planning a composition with a lot of green. When I’m stuck with a problem…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Glaze 2.0
April 18, 2024 - For those folks keeping a close eye on the fight against AI Art platforms unethically scraping art from the internet and using it to train their algorithms, you probably already heard of Glaze. If you'd like you can go back to my article on Muddy Colors back in Feb 2023 when it launched. Well I'm back to let you know it's been majorly updated. Glaze 2.0 has launched and it makes it even easier to protect your images from scrubbing. To make a long story very short: Glaze is a filter you pass your artwork through — it works for any visuals, photographs and illustrations — and it confuses the machine learning algorithms that are using art found on the internet to copy artist's work and styles. It's very quick and easy to use, usually…
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RAIDERS by Steven Soderbergh
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