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A new age of art?
As some of those who read my work may realise, I have been experimenting with so called 'artificial intelligence' for the past two years. In addition to testing out generative text applications, I have also used online image generating products such as Dall-E to help produce original designs to illustrate my written work on Vocal.
By Raymond G. Taylorabout a year ago in Art
Nuclear Crucifixion
The artwork to be reviewed is a triad of works by the contemporary psychedelic artist, Alex Grey. His last name was a chosen name, Grey being the mediator between the stark contrast of white and black. This contrast looms as a theme behind much of his work, as he tries to bridge a gap between the spiritually lost and the spiritually saved. Here I will refer to three works by Grey to give a context to the art he produces and better understand the piece of art I found as horrific as I did significant. That art is titled Nuclear Crucifixion, and depicts a crucified Jesus Christ held up by the smoke of a mushroom cloud. An ominous nod to the threat of nuclear extinction that dawns again for humanity. The other pieces are titled Visionary Origin of Language, depicting a hominid speaking symbols into the air, and Acorn Dream, an electrified acorn with the picture of a mighty Oak within its small shell. These two paintings show a small extent of Alex Greys power using symbology. In Acorn Dream, you envision with the acorn the real possibility that such a small seed will sprout into such long trunks and leaves. Greater meaning can be extracted and applied from this painting to our own lives, where a small seed of our own can also grow into mighty trees, like our bodies or souls. In the Visionary Origin of Language, we see symbology of antiquity mixed with symbols of modernity. The painting is layered with psychedelic references that entice the psyche, of cracked skies and an animated spirit world of vibrations. In one hand, the hominid subject holds a pair of Psilocybin Zapotecorum, a species of mushrooms renown in Central and Southern America for its ceremonial psychedelic effects. Dancing atop the mushroom looks to be an unknown fiery entity, clinging to the ear of our subject as he looks starry eyed to the sky. Blue rivers flow like veins through his body, and his delicate finger points to a series of intricately simple symbols flowing from his mouth into open air. From the areas of chakra points, which is an eastern idea of points that represent our light body, we see a vortex coming from his throat, from his brow, and from his crown. Scattered throughout the sky are symbols from Egyptian culture; Hindu culture; Buddhist culture; Most of which represent the sacred of their theology. This piece of art can be dissected for an eternity, drenched in thoughtful emblems that represent an idea greater than basic understanding. This leads to the final, perhaps most thrilling piece I've come across in my twenty years of artful experience.
By Abolabout a year ago in Art
10 Best Curtain Designs for Home That You'll Love
1. Sheer Curtains for Natural Light For this Transemittance sheer curtains are ideal as they provide light into a room while making it impossible for outsiders to monitor the interior. The fabrics are light to medium density and the colours and textures can be obtained in numerous varieties for a warm atmosphere. Innovative window dressing involves arranging sheer curtains over other fabrics to allow flexibility and sophistication in your living or bedroom.
By Vijay textilesabout a year ago in Art
Hiding on Canvas
Crucifixion of St. Peter Michelangelo Italian artist Michelangelo depicted himself in his final painting. The self-portrait was discovered when the painting was being restored in the Pauline Chapel in the Vatican. The artist has depicted himself as a figure in a blue turban riding a horse in the top left of the artwork. It was confirmed when his image was compared to portraits of the artist done by other painters.
By Rasma Raistersabout a year ago in Art
The gloomy hour
Beneath the shadowy veil of the night, where the sky embraces the moon and stars, and severe the ties that once confined the sun. The crickets unleash their male (chirping sound) in the air as the tree feels the coldness of the breeze to its trunk.
By Bamgbola eniola about a year ago in Art
Real Stories from Baddiehub Community Members. AI-Generated.
Have you ever looked at those confident baddies on social media and thought, "I could never be like that"? Or maybe you've struggled with self-doubt, wondering if you're "baddie enough"? Trust me, you're not alone. I've been there too, scrolling through perfect feeds and feeling like I'd never measure up. But here's the thing – behind every flawless photo and sassy caption, there's a real person with their own struggles and triumphs.
By Emma Stoneabout a year ago in Art
How to Build a Baddie Wardrobe on a Budget
Ever found yourself scrolling through Instagram, drooling over those killer baddie outfits, only to check your bank account and feel a twinge of disappointment? Trust me, I've been there. It's easy to think that you need to drop serious cash to look like a total boss. But what if I told you that you could rock those stylish looks without emptying your wallet?
By Emma Stoneabout a year ago in Art
Self-Care Routines for the Modern Baddie
Ever felt like you're running on empty, trying to keep up with the never-ending demands of life while still maintaining that flawless baddie image? Trust me, I've been there. It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and forget to take care of ourselves. But here's the thing: being a true baddie isn't just about looking good on the outside - it's about feeling good on the inside too.
By Emma Stoneabout a year ago in Art
Logos
In the competitive world of business, having a good logo is more important than ever. Your logo is the face of your company, the first thing that customers see and associate with your brand. It's not just a pretty design; it's a powerful tool that can make or break your marketing efforts. That's why it's crucial to invest in a professional logo that truly represents your company and sets you apart from the competition.
By DaslesGuideabout a year ago in Art
convenience store digital signage
In an age where digital technology influences almost every aspect of retail, convenience stores are quickly embracing new innovations to stay competitive. Among these innovations, digital signage stands out as a powerful tool that is revolutionizing the customer experience, operational efficiency, and in-store marketing.
By Eye Catchabout a year ago in Art
HIRE A HACKER TECH CYBER FORCE RECOVERY TO RECOVER YOUR CRYPTO
I got really tense, and it was amidst these worries and search for a feasible solution, I first heard about TECH CYBER FORCE RECOVERY through an old associate.
By Jarratt Fetnerabout a year ago in Art
The Timeless Appeal of Wooden Shutters: Classic Window Shutters in Wellington
When it comes to adding charm, functionality, and timeless appeal to your home, wooden shutters stand out as a popular choice. In Wellington, many homeowners are rediscovering the benefits of installing classic window shutters for both aesthetic and practical purposes. This trend is more than just a passing fad—it reflects a growing appreciation for elegance and sustainability in home design.
By Maria Mimabout a year ago in Art