The Atlantic
The Atlantic
Anil Dash (father of the NFT?!) on its origin and the current state of his problem child.
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AP News
AP News"A huge bust of York, a Black man who was enslaved by William Clark and who was the first African-American to cross the continent and reach the Pacific Ocean, is sitting atop a pedestal amid a lushly forested park in Portland, Oregon. It was placed there in the dead of night last weekend by persons unknown."This is an amazing project. I didn't know about York.
Zombie Python
Back in 2015 I ruined good art by Audubon, Rothko, and Albers with a Python script that creates a low poly version of an image. I put the script on GitHub and forgot about it.
Until today! Someone submitted a pull request that updates the script for python 3 and some newer versions of the dependencies. I got it running again to test it out:
This is a low poly version of Van Gogh's Wheatfield with Crows.
In conclusion, coding in public is good and maybe there's a hidden demand for generating triangles with Python.
Until today! Someone submitted a pull request that updates the script for python 3 and some newer versions of the dependencies. I got it running again to test it out:
This is a low poly version of Van Gogh's Wheatfield with Crows.
In conclusion, coding in public is good and maybe there's a hidden demand for generating triangles with Python.
window-swap.com
window-swap.comVideo of windows from around the world. Very nice tour of other people's views.
artvee.com
artvee.com"Browse and download high-resolution, public domain artworks."Endless art scrolling.
Lichtenstein
Grabner
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the-camera-in-the-mirror.tumblr.comGoogle Maps has had indoor street view for seven or eight years now. This site collects images of the Google Maps robot caught in the mirrors of those interiors. The juxtaposition of lavish preserved 18th century decor with the utilitarian machine eye feels like something out of a Kubrik movie. And the lack of humans in most pictures makes it look like a post-depopulation survey.
Google Arts & Culture
This Google site is a fun tour of some of the details in Vermeer's paintings. It works well on a small phone screen too. I also use the Google Arts & Culture new tab extension that shows me a new painting when I open a blank browser tab.
Snell Hall Sculpture
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