Source material: Artist and educator Zach Lieberman likes to break things
The creative coder explains the throughline between drawing and computation, and why he’s jealous of pioneering artist Lillian Schwartz.
Read MoreThe creative coder explains the throughline between drawing and computation, and why he’s jealous of pioneering artist Lillian Schwartz.
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Read MoreIn Derrick Jensen’s 1995 book Listening to the Land, Chickasaw poet and environmentalist Linda Hogan said, “There is a way
Read MoreAffinity and Cavalry stay free, a long-requested Blend Tool finally arrives (thank God), and Canva makes its biggest move yet
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Read MoreShe was once a graphic designer until she rediscovered drawing during lockdown. Now the Paris-based illustrator saves up peaceful moments
Read MoreThe illustrator’s crowded scenes are so densely packed and filled with tiny details, stories, hopes and wishes. Look closely at
Read MoreAntwerp studio WeWantMore’s refresh of BRU trades a second-long shelf glance for a seat at the table. It’s become such
Read MoreFrom elemental materials like alabaster, quartz, garnet, and bronze, Debra Baxter assembles jewel-like sculptures that explore consciousness, nature, anatomy, and
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