Brian Collinsさんのイラストまとめ

Fellow designers:
Can we please stop with all the rethinking, reimagining, recreating, reinventing, rebuilding and reworking?
It's time for us to start thinking, imagining, creating, inventing, building and working again.
Yes?
More inspiring WPA work here: https://t.co/AqbBF1f69T

Painters hated photography.
Theatre people hated the movies.
Movie executives hated television.
This canvas, openly produced with A.I. assistance, won first prize in a recent art competition.
Now artists hate A.I.
And so it goes.
https://t.co/VjVDYMEEck

@the_boriginal @logogeek @wearecollins I like it when people (who are good) dislike our work. It means they care and we pissed them off. I mean, how the hell will anyone learn anything new? So thank you for the "blob" comment (ouch) but, perhaps in conversation over lunch in Belgrade I can explain why. BTW, nice work:

In 1964, Lucille Ball owned Desilu Studios and they were looking for new TV series ideas. Against the wishes of her board, she backed and funded a new, unprecedented sci-fi series that she liked. If it were not for her, there would be no 'Star Trek' today. Happy birthday, Lucy.

Specialty Gavels for the Surpreme Court. By Barry Blitt.

It’s Nice That interviews our most recent colleague, Jaeyou Chung, reviewing his work for Beijing’s X Museum. Being introduced to design legends Paula Scher + Herb Lubalin by his father at ten, it’s clear he was destined to be a designer. Welcome, Jaeyou.

https://t.co/D0fmU2RCPU

⁦@PawelJonca⁩

I discovered the artist's work on old Saturday Evening Post covers my grandmother saved. CODED: The Hidden Love of J.C. Leyendecker, shows how visibility (or invisibility) strengthens (or destroys) LGBTQ+ identity & community. It just made Oscar shortlist. https://t.co/nwc3VBiXYV

Deep in blockchain, crypto art, NFTs, zero-knowledge proofs, AI, AR, mixed reality, metaverse research when this arrives:
Where is the Life
we have lost in living?
Where is the wisdom
we have lost in knowledge?
Where is the knowledge
we have lost in information?
- T. S. Elliot

Good morning from the orbit of Jem 2. (Illustration by John Harris for a book by Frederik Pohl. Thank you, @retroscifiart.)