Algorithm-free zones and pursuing pleasure with Walt Cassidy aka WALTPAPER
Jaime Derringerblobzine.substack.com
Algorithm-free zones and pursuing pleasure with Walt Cassidy aka WALTPAPER
Creative work over revenue?
— I always planned to live in a one-room apartment without any money. I don’t want to be connected to any material stuff. I like things because it’s an experience; I can be materialistic in that way, for instance, I can buy an expensive car just to explore how it is to drive it but then for me it’s more the learnin
... See moreThe founder of Teenage Engineering opens up to his creative space
One of my deepest held beliefs is that creativity, in its many forms, is humanity’s greatest gift, and our most potent source of strength. We’re at our best both individually and as a species when we’re creatively and courageously confronting the world in front of us. The Pattern is the greatest threat to creativity in all its forms. And it's going... See more
Rob Hardy • The Ungated Manifesto
Whether imposed by design or by necessity, it’s helpful to see limitations as opportunities.
Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being
AI and the Junk Food Art Experience (Best viewed on mobile screens/social media to enhance the doom scrolling experience). Also — artist as content creator.