Siméon
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Siméon
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“It’s about pushing ourselves out of our comfort zone and asking questions like ‘What happens when we blend the natural with the surreal?’ or ‘How can motion bring these AI-generated forms to life?’” she adds. Weekly brainstorming sessions help refine the prompts and keep the themes at the centre of the creative process.
Off the clock with Overtime: Company Policy's creative playground ...
Mistakes are inevitable. Repair isn’t. Practice is required. 🫡
instagram.comGet ready to do whatever it takes to get people to come to your shows—threaten, blackmail, even kidnap little dogs if it helps bring them to your exhibitions. Also be ethical and nice, kind and courteous. Art has no rules.
avoid marketing at all cost but ok with blackmail?
Creating satisfying repeatable experiences with sport
Depressingly, there has been a gradual move away from the studio in the direction of the computer room.
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Grab a sketchbook and let's go tree gazing
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the roof on the wave represents a harmonious blend of stability and change. The roof, though minimal, symbolises a sanctuary or a point of origin artistic core. The wave embodies the fluid, ever-evolving journey of creativity. Philosophically, it suggests that even in constant motion and change, there's a guiding principle or a stable essence that
... See moreIn situ, ex situ. I've heard some people recently using the term in situ in ways I’d consider inaccurate or misleading. Is the meaning of in situ shifting? What does it mean to you?