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This week's Friday Props celebrates the hyper-realistic felting work of Japanese artist Sachi Read More >>
This week we offer Props to the genius minds that train artificial intelligence to generate photographic images from line drawings. We also acknowledge cats. Props for #edges2cats. Read More >>
Friday Props: The projects and such edition It's been a few fridays since Friday Props showed it's face. There's a whole slew of projects going on at the Edgeworks Creative office, so I'm keeping the theme alive with the projects and such edition of Friday Props. I'll start off this week with a little in house project, the lunch button. We're often faced with the task of finding a new way to express the fact that it's lunch time. Our go to tends to be a meme of some sort related (sometimes) to food. We've been having some fun with a raspberry Read More >>
It's Friday, and that means it's time for some friday props. This week I'll be featuring some insanely bright, energized art. First up is work from Australian artist Tanya Schultz, who works under the pseudonyme Pip & Pop. Like her chosen name, her work is light, playful, and full of quirk. Primarily sculpture based, her materials focus heavily on the use of sugar, glitter, and small trinkets and oddities. Check out her portfolio at pipandpop.com.au I'll follow up with work by Souther Salazar, whose work is self described as "an exercise in spontaneity". His paintings are playful, colorful, and feel full Read More >>
The time when machines are going to be smarter than us and take over the world is fast approaching… oh, wait.. what? Scratch that, literally. Google created an artificial brain that had 16,000 computer processors. When it was let loose on the internet it watched thousands of videos of CATS. To make sure that I was prepared for this fascinating and probably addicting binge of cats, I meandered over to urbandictionary to look up a few key terms. 1. Cat: The definitive pet. Cleans self. Knows how to catch its own food. Probably gave humans the idea for a “vacuum”. Is intelligent and curious. Read More >>
Jan 13 2022 at 09:57 PM