832K likes, 1,306 comments - pavlovpulus on October 7, 2023: "I kept adding disruptive elements into the mix .. the unmatching colors, the calculated “mistakes”, the missing circle and all the things that makes uncomfortable but I’m starting to like. #art #penplotter #arte #abstract #ink #circles #relaxing #satisfying".
Annick on Instagram: "Some neuroart with Tori Amos, life can be beautiful Pen: form Hema . #zentangleartist #tangler #tanglers #zentanglesartist #doodling #doodleart #lineart #arttherapy #zenart #penart #meditativedrawing #fineliner #fineliners #zentangles #zentanglesart #mindfuldrawing #zentanglelovers #zentanglelover #tangleart #linetherapy #zendoodle #zentangleinspiration #zentangleinspired"
8,943 likes, 98 comments - zentangleart_lover on March 6, 2023: "Some neuroart with Tori Amos, life can be beautiful Pen: form Hema . #zentangleartist #tangler #tanglers #zentanglesartist #doodling #doodleart #lineart #arttherapy #zenart #penart #meditativedrawing #fineliner #fineliners #zentangles #zentanglesart #mindfuldrawing #zentanglelovers #zentanglelover #tangleart #linetherapy #zendoodle #zentangleinspiration #zentangleinspired".
HENRYK™️ on Instagram: "Ultra Matte ‘Yves fade’ #001 collab @amelia.axton off to Turkey 🇹🇷 @sadikgundemir working with @noyanberkmaninteriors . . . ‘Using concrete, polymer and pigment, Henryk’s gestural abstracts push the limitations of painting. The Sydney-based artist’s work is textural to the point of appearing sculptural, and this bold physicality is matched by the paint colours he creates.’ @henryk_studio . . . #abstractart #abstractpainting #texturepainting #henryk #painting #australianpainters #australianartists #solidstate #blackbase #wetpaint #contemporarypainting #contemporaryartist #blue #australianartist #textureporn #texturepainting #yvesklein #yveskleinblue #yveskleinbleu #artistinresidence #gestural #gesturalabstraction #artandfashion #diyart #stroke #henryk #ombreblue #ombrefade #bluetoblack #blueartwork"
5,603 likes, 41 comments - henryk.studio on December 19, 2022: "Ultra Matte ‘Yves fade’ #001 collab @amelia.axton off to Turkey 🇹🇷 @sadikgundemir working with @noyanberkmaninteriors . . . ‘Using concrete, polymer and pigment, Henryk’s gestural abstracts push the limitations of painting. The Sydney-based artist’s work is textural to the point of appearing sculptural, and this bold physicality is matched by the paint colours he creates.’ @henryk_studio . . . #abstractart #abstractpainting #texturepainting #henryk #painting #australianpainters #australianartists #solidstate #blackbase #wetpaint #contemporarypainting #contemporaryartist #blue #australianartist #textureporn #texturepainting #yvesklein #yveskleinblue #yveskleinbleu #artistinresidence #gestural #gesturalabstraction #artandfashion #diyart #stroke #henryk #ombreblue #ombrefade #bluetoblack #blueartwork".
Annick on Instagram: "Lines lines and some more lines . #zentangleartist #tangler #tanglers #zentanglesartist #doodling #doodleart #lineart #arttherapy #zenart #penart #meditativedrawing #fineliner #fineliners #zentangles #zentanglesart #mindfuldrawing #zentanglelovers #zentanglelover #tangleart #linetherapy #zendoodle #zentangleinspiration #zentangleinspired"
4,646 likes, 59 comments - zentangleart_lover on February 26, 2023: "Lines lines and some more lines . #zentangleartist #tangler #tanglers #zentanglesartist #doodling #doodleart #lineart #arttherapy #zenart #penart #meditativedrawing #fineliner #fineliners #zentangles #zentanglesart #mindfuldrawing #zentanglelovers #zentanglelover #tangleart #linetherapy #zendoodle #zentangleinspiration #zentangleinspired".
Popularity Feedback Constrains Innovation in Cultural Markets
Real-world creative processes ranging from art to science rely on social feedback-loops between selection and creation. Yet, the effects of popularity feedback on collective creativity remain poorly understood. We investigate how popularity ratings influence cultural dynamics in a large-scale online experiment where participants ($N = 1\,008$) iteratively \textit{select} images from evolving markets and \textit{produce} their own modifications. Results show that exposing the popularity of images reduces cultural diversity and slows innovation, delaying aesthetic improvements. Popularity feedback is associated with changes to both selection and creative stages. During selection, popularity information triggers cumulative advantage, with participants preferentially building upon popular images, reducing diversity. During creation, participants make less disruptive changes, and are more likely to expand existing visual patterns. Feedback loops in cultural markets thus not only shape selection, but also, directly or indirectly, the form and direction of cultural innovation.
Make It a Flowchart on Instagram: "Am I bothering them? #visualmap"
4,082 likes, 42 comments - makeitaflowchart on May 22, 2026: "Am I bothering them? #visualmap".
Mystical
I wanted to make a programming language that resembled magical circles. This is more like a way to write PostScript that looks like a magical circle, but I will refer to it as Mystical in this document.
2024 Display of the Year: E Ink Spectra 6
INVENTERY Bolt Action Pen (Onyx)
Crafted in collaboration with INVENTERY, this special edition Bolt Action Pen V2 is built to last a lifetime. Machined from solid steel in Los Angeles, each pen feels substantial and perfectly balanced in hand. The smooth bolt action mechanism opens and closes the pen with a satisfying snap that's addictive to fidget with. The laser-etched Ugmonk logo on the clip and gold INVENTERY emblem showcase the attention to detail, while the Cerakote ceramic coating ensures this pen will handle years of use. Comes with EasyFlow 9000 black inkCompatible with Parker refills: P8126, P900 Features: Steel body with durable Cerakote ceramic coating Laser etched Ugmonk logo Comes with EasyFlow 9000 black ink Compatible with Parker refills: P8126, 9000EasyFlow, P900 Weight: 53g Medium Length: 13cm / 5.13" Diameter: 10.4mm Made in Los Angeles, USA
Trevor Paglen and Holly Herndon on Making Art with AI and What the Discourse Is Missing
The artists talk process, slop, and why optimism and pessimism don’t quite cover it.
Black and Tan Floral Leaves Seamless Hand Drawn Flowers Botanical Art Mid Century Modern Wall Decor Digital Download - Nieuwe Market©
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The Death of DeviantArt and the art-site shaped hole haunting the Internet - Multi-hyphenate
Why every new "Art Community" fails. Equal parts eulogy, condemnation, and mourning.
Artist Corporations: A groundbreaking structure for creative people
Creative people deserve the same economic advantages as everyone else. So we’re going to build it together.
The Great Season — 13FOREST Gallery
On Friday, January 24, 13FOREST Gallery will open The Great Season, an exhibition of new and recent acrylic work by painter Nicole Duennebier. Dark and sumptuous, The Great Season highlights a fantastical six-panel painting that associates the random beauty of nature with an elaborate 19th-century parlor game. Set against black backgrounds, Duennebier’s complex forms strongly refer to Baroque still-life paintings in which fruits and vegetables simultaneously emerge and pass into different stages of maturity. A key difference in Duennebier’s work is that, rather than render images of everyday objects, she bases them on her fascination with biology, particularly bacteria, fungi and other objects hidden from view. Referring to her use of darkness, the artist states that her inky backgrounds are “like a primordial soup, a pool of black that springs forth a decadent and sometimes horrible growth.” Each of the paintings in the show is associated with lush proliferation. In Bright Beast After Nature, for instance, a black background gives rise to a nebula of unfolding, biomorphic forms that seem to divide and overtake one another. Painted in thin, translucent layers, the work suggests a still life captured in only one of many stages it will eventually pass through. With Bright Beast Dissected View Duennebier gives an equally fantastic image of the engine behind such proliferation. Similar to vivisections seen in science textbooks, the painting shows the surface of a soft, woolly plant and the interior, biological source of its existence. In content the “engine” plays with the idea of a still life, but one made of flowers, vegetables and animal viscera. Duennebier’s centerpiece in The Great Season is a vast, six-panel painting titled, Hydnellum Myriorama. Its title refers to a type of fungus found in nature and to a Victorian card game – myriorama – in which children could arrange a series of illustrated cards to form hundreds of different landscapes. In Duennebier’s six panels are hybrid images that resemble Baroque still lifes, coral, fur, crystals and close-ups of microscopic fauna. Each of the forms emerges from nothing and stands bathed in a common light source. Despite the panels’ differing environments, Duennebier negates their importance by enabling viewers to arrange the panels into aesthetic experiences of their own choice. With Hydenellum Myriorama, the random potential of generation and decline in nature is given its parallel in art. Of her own work Duennebier states: “My interests in natural phenomenon (dermoid cysts, fungus, invasive flora/fauna) and my love of candied Old Master opulence always seem to be present in my painting… Painting with attention to detail, I’ve become accustomed to the fact that nature in itself, or anything living really, never totally allows you to have a perfectly idealized experience. Everything is always spewing, dripping, rotting a little.”
Graffiti: Enabling an Ecosystem of Personalized and Interoperable Social Applications
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