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i'm seeking art critics whose favorite art is 1) looking at random numbers generated by a computer 2) does not have photosensitive epilepsy 3) likes to hear bad music 4) have a pc they can view art on to download this new audiovisual installation piece for your home computer download and stare at it for five or ten minutes and post back if you got any premonitions of future events |
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owlhawk911 posted:this was dope, i shut it off when terrified by a vision of my skeleton sitting on the couch still staring at it  thank you for your report. the new version of the software now features annoying little wind chimes, and an all-new Night Mode >>> download <<< 
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Jul 22, 2020 01:40
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blaise rascal posted:This was cool! I'm kind of amazed by how many options there are. I didn't download it, but rather just played it in browser on itch.io. thanks for taking a look. i didn't know if the browser build would work since the graphics are very unoptimized in this, but i know it's the most convenient way for people to see it, so i hope it ran ok. thanks for the link to the other project 
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Jul 29, 2020 17:36
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there's a new type of art technology called photographs     you can make your own photographs at home using some cardboard, a variety of common household chemicals, and a roll of film. let the foolish sun  paint your pictures in the blink of an eye while you relax behind the viewfinder        one roll of film can hold 12 entire photographs so an entire outing or event can be documented before returning to the lab for developing  . with practice you can have your photographs developed, scanned, and edited in under an hour, enabling you to flood the online markets with high quality art on a near constant basis 
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Feb 3, 2021 05:34
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Macnult posted:that’s really cool. did you take those photos with that camera? yeah the black and white pictures of my back yard were taken with the pinhole camera, but the pictures of the pinhole camera had to be taken with a second, "meta camera". |
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Feb 4, 2021 01:24
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get ready for more art as soon as these babies dry off. i think the results will be much better today because i was very out of practice with the development process when i did it yesterday.
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Feb 4, 2021 03:00
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shots from today. they turn out better when you use fresh film and develop it properly. today's emulsion is fujifilm neopan acros 100. take note of its fine grain structure, and its famous gray tone.   
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Feb 4, 2021 07:09
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Jedrick posted:That camera is v cool. This thread is full of dope creative people. Good job. i like how the dithering makes the sky look like a broken lcd screen. it reminds me of the game boy camera. |
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Feb 5, 2021 04:33
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deep dish peat moss posted:I've been trying to draw but I keep going in circles this is what video games look like in the world where they never stopped using vector displays and the kids play asteroids instead of fortnite |
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