Jonathan Quaade
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Jonathan Quaade
We got these phone booths (a K6 from the 1930s, and a KX100 from the 1990s) for the @stripe lobby, as a reminder that there are always two paths in everything we make: something that elevates and makes you smile, or, well, whatever the thing on the right is. https://t.co/OREBUJElp6
I am running experiments, constantly trying to get more intimate with this craft of painting this glowing screen with letters.
Taking note of these criticisms, the National Gallery in London began to experiment with picture placement in the mid-1800s. Instead of forcing visitors to crane their necks or crouch down to see the art on display, director Charles Eastlake began to hang the works at eye level. “This resulted in the gallery wall suddenly being emptier and its own
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Prompt I used in Runway (image-to-video):
"Add flowing motion to the waterfalls so they cascade continuously and naturally. Animate the water in the river below with gentle ripples and reflections. Subtly move tree branches and foliage with a soft breeze. Add light movement to the glowing blue water to emphasize its... See more
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