Eyedrop Weekly
Joe MorseDirections for use: an eyeful about drawing as thinking.
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The Line Starts Here
I think it was the posthumanist that broke me. I was doing some doom scrolling on Substack and I was stumbling deeper and deeper into the fetid imaginations of pixelpushers I hope to never meet on a screen again. The posthumanist bizarrely,...
The Iron Men
In a recent post on Substack JA Westenberg offers a number of examples of artists being inspired without copying—-by deciphering the method without dressing up in the work’s appearance. As Westenberg so aptly puts it, with AI ‘the surface c...
The Psychopathic Eliza
In the 1960’s a rudimentary natural language computer program ELIZA, was developed by Joseph Weizenbaum at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Weizenbaum became concerned with the anthropomorphizing of the program outputs, his own s...
The Data Selfie
My eyesight is terrible. It’s especially bad when I first wake up, like the boot up of my 1980’s era computer, the Macintosh SE, my eyes seem to need time to download the launch software of perceiving the world. It’s an advantage to be forc...
Losing the Thread
I attended an illustrator and writer talk this week. They create children’s picture books, but the talk was for adults. John Klassen (pronounced Claw-son) and Mac Barnett are long time collaborators and close friends. Their Substack is here...
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