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Richard Diebenkorn, Cityscape #1, 1963
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Outputs on color, style, environment, complexity are immensely diverse. 5/
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of course there is. Every single piece will come with a set of objective attributes describing your world. Distance in roads, carbon footprint, residents, consumption data etc. All sources from US public resources. 14/
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i love AI but you know what really rocks? designing logos by hand, kerning by hand, writing code, editing videos yourself, scoring soundtracks yourself, doing literally anything and everything appropriate for your art, because actually putting effort into things is good for the soul AI is just a tool and sometimes it’s the wrong tool
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Benjamin Betts, Fig. 11, from Louisa S. Cook, Geometrical Psychology, or, The Science of Representation. 1887. Book illustration.
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sure u been building products and platforms but what about building friendships in the real world
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inspo friday
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Sometimes the most beautiful thing you’ll lay your eyes upon is the advertising picture of a blanket.
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Noguchi playground
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Hans Emmenegger landscapes (this is 1911) reveal a wistful yearning for the ‘magnificently bleak lonely area’ around Lake Lucerne in Switzerland His themes are surprisingly modern: hills on which bare trees grow or shadowy areas of woodland and with patches of sunlight.
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Modo by Scout Electromedia (2000) A blobject “internet lifestyle device” that worked as a city guide, syncing nightly via pager with bars, restaurants, films and gigs Designed by IDEO, running Pixo, the OS later used in the first iPod $40M raised, bankrupt in 2 months
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I mean if it looks nice on mobile ..
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Would also love any QA or thoughts on the demo -
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What ever happened to the axe throwing places from Covid
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There is a permanent, unconditional, and standing peace offer between myself and all previous rivals or adversaries who wish to see a future where the big labs do not suck everyone into a black hole, but instead all computers become capable of thought, Actual computers
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Why are there no aesthetic routers for ur home
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i need my single nozzle multi material 3d printed future
“Getting it manufactured still required several rounds of review and iteration.” Design costs going to zero will make demand for profitable high mix, high vol production go to the moon Valuations for manufacturers will follow. Simple supply and demand.
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i feel myself slipping slowly into the black hole of bike mods and the nyc bike scene
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I've always admire Ye's Idealistic (Google Idealism) vision for the future - no Possessions in Sight - allow for Maximum Natural Light - this is what Heaven would look like, soft, Architecture transmuted into Organelles (as it should be) - Soothing - we must design for Idealism to create Idealism - connection and balance with Nature - returning to our Form and giving us back our Power by replacing distractions with internal and external harmony - this style of design would unironically cure a nations mental illness, elevate the People to the level of Lords of the Earth once again.
Inside look at Droam
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