Valerya Milovanova is a UK-based illustrator who combines traditional materials with digital media like Procreate to make fun ...

Valerya Milovanova is a UK-based illustrator who combines traditional materials with digital media like Procreate to make fun and heartwarming illustrations. She also loves screen printing, ...

Bright Eyes and Cursive have joined forces to release a mashup of two early-aughts songs from their respective catalogs. “Recluse I Don’t Have to Love” merges “The Recluse” from Cursive’s 2003 album ...

The post Bright Eyes and Cursive Team Up for Charity Song “Recluse I Don’t Have to Love”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Just before their tour together, Bright Eyes and Cursive have ...

ChatGPT's Ghibli Art: GPT-4o now includes advanced image generation ... "What would I look like as a Ghibli character?" "Can you Ghiblize my photo?" "Show me in Studio Ghibli style." "How would Ghibli ...

I mean, I think this is a bunch of hogwash.” Rouan explained the potential difference between printing and cursive, suggesting that “when you’re printing something, you draw the letter and ...

TikToker [4] @francandfiends combined the We Just Got 8 Free Pizzas and SueTok memes with the You're Gonna Love Our Pizza clip into one video, receiving over 351,200 likes in five days (shown below).

It turns out being a racist s--- on the inside makes you look equally as appealing on ... The explosion of ugly AI art on right-wing social media accounts is more of the same.

It’s the first step toward exposing a new generation of New Jersey students to the lost art ... you sign. When you open a bank account or your passport, you have to sign.” The decline of ...

On the eve of leaving the city for good, an English art dealer found himself captivated ... “Nicholas, how lovely to see you,” she said. “Are you back to buy your old flat?” ...

“For the Love of Blaq Art” features work by seangarrison ... Joy,” and he’s really incredible to watch. At Gallery 332, you get a sense of the performativity of his work, even just ...

“The whole idea is to make the feeling that you can see something new in a piece of art every time,” he says. These new works are on display now at the five-week-long installation “Art. Love.