Thickey Forrest makes wonderful, blown-out artwork using his desktop scanner, physical objects, and lightbulbs. His creations remind of late nights at Kinko's in the 1980s when the employees (aka our friends) gave us unrestricted access to the cutting-edge desktop publishing technology of the time to make 'zines, band fliers, and do weird Xerox experiments like this.
Lovely photocopier art made with a desktop scanner and a lightbulb
Punk rocker Jenny Toomey takes stand against AI music
The long-held promise of Artificial Intelligence was that machines would do all the drudge work and we would be left to create. In this AI-enabled utopia, assembly, construction, and hard… READ THE REST
This DIY mutant Furby can run. Can you hide?
This DIY mutant Furby by Evan and Katelyn is far more futuristic and terrifying than the original 1998 Furby model. This spin on the beloved toy combines the original Furby… READ THE REST
Every photo a nude in satirical art project
The NUCA is a camera that uses AI to turn any photograph of a person into a nude. Sounds gross, and it is, but that's the point. The purpose of… READ THE REST
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