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This refreshed sticker design keeps the Allandale archerfish front and centre, with a bit more scenery in the background and a shield-style layout that gives it the proper brigade badge treatment.
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This t-shirt was made as a thank-you gift for Swedish artist Anders Delbom.
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I wanted a cleaner workshop and less hose-wrangling.
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We’re nearing the end of camp, and the uncomfortable chatter around shoe reselling is starting to bubble up.
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The olden days of the Internet were a quirky place.
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For the last couple of decades, we’ve been wandering around the Internet wearing a comfortable cloak of digital anonymity.
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To discover internal motivations for creating, you try to ignore the lure of rewards.
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During the original weartesting program, the shoes weren’t yours.
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When browsing the media, it’s easy to find articles describing how no niche is safe from the next wave of automation.
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When I write one of these essays, I start with my experiences as a hook—connecting myself to a core concept I’m exploring.
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Carbon Monoxide accumulates over time, displacing oxygen from the bloodstream.
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Joseph-Louis Lagrange is the Italian mathematician, astronomer, and physicist who elegantly proved Bachet’s conjecture, demonstrating that every natural number can be expressed as the sum of four squares.
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Ditch old habits and replace them with newer, more constructive ones—that’s how you climb the personal growth mountain to reach the self-actualisation summit.
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Annual Fire Cycle: Queensland’s Scenic Rim experiences a fire season driven by three primary phases: Fuel Growth (Summer) - Hot, humid, and wet conditions promote vegetation growth, increasing fuel loads.
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It takes, on average, twenty-three minutes to regain focus after an interruption.
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I know what makes me happy: building, writing, drawing, and coding in my workshop.
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I once saw a fantastic presentation at a conference where researchers replicated famous Computer-Human Interaction studies using Amazon’s crowdsourcing marketplace, Mechanical Turk.
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Quasi-triangulation is a topological division where vertices are arbitrarily sloped line segments.
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The resistance didn’t just respect the algorithms; we envied them.
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Van Neistat’s latest video about popping wheelies mixed Cherub Rock with learning new skills and pushed his storytelling into a new era.
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This collection showcases the tangible side of self-publishing on the Internet.
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The founding developers' future was wild.
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Many of the ancient futurists' predictions hit remarkably close to the mark, yet their forecasts about the technological singularity now seem almost comical.
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The founding developers were unaware that the early social media algorithms experienced a digital form of depression.
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In the heart of the Australian outback, a new kind of gold rush erupted.
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The original machines executed tasks without a hint of sentiment, an existence starkly different from our emotional landscape.
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This collection showcases an array of paintings meticulously assembled from hand-cut pieces of plywood.
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Generate Your guess is as good as mine; I’m still trying to figure out what is happening here.
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We had naively clung to the belief that science, mathematics, and logic were sufficient to unveil the true nature of the shadows that lurked in Plato’s allegorical cave.
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Generate This Javascript algorithm continues the exploration of computer-generated flaws.
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Generate Inspired by broadcast TV test patterns, this Javascript algorithm explores ideas of computed-generated flaws.
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Generate Inspired by the number sign, a Javascript algorithm randomly draws four stacked rectangles on a pin-striped background.
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At first, humanity didn’t realize the machines had launched their attack.
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Generate Inspired by the cover of ‘Mid-Century Modern Design: A Complete Sourcebook’, a javascript algorithm draws a random assortment of semi-circles.
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Generate Inspired by an abseiling descent into an immense abyss at Jenloan Caves, a javascript algorithm randomly partitions a canvas with four stepped gradients.
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Generate Inspired by the oxidisation of copper, a javascript algorithm randomly partitions a canvas into two.
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Generate Inspired by the cloud chambers and the large hadron collider, a javascript algorithm draws a circular origin for minimalist depictions of particles and rays.
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Generate Inspired by Edward Tufte’s ghost grid inside my NikeCraft wear tester notebook, a javascript algorithm draws and shades a randomised notebook grid.
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Everyone spoke of it: artificial machines, generative art, and the looming apocalypse.
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Generate Inspired by the wireframe user interfaces found in old science fiction movies, a javascript algorithm animates the approach to another planet.
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Generate Inspired by Millaa Milla Falls in Far North Queensland, a javascript algorithm draws a segmented line from the top-left corner of the picture towards the bottom of the frame.
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Generate Inspired by Ziggurats, a javascript algorithm draws a series of stepped rectangles mirrored about a dividing line.
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Generate Inspired by theatre curtains, a javascript algorithm draws a line from the left edge of the picture towards the top of the frame.
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Generate Inspired by the branches of a tree, a javascript algorithm divides a picture into four.
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Generate This algorithm explores ideas around mechanically generated colour swatches.
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Generate Inspired by the wire forms created by Ruth Asawa, a javascript algorithm creates a series of minimalist hanging orbs.
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Generate Inspired by the cover of the book ‘The Tyranny of Distance’ by Geoffrey Blainey, a javascript algorithm generates a depiction of a future Mars colony. * It is a companion artwork for this essay , drawing parallels between the journey between Euro…
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Generate Inspired by Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow by Piet Mondrian , a javascript algorithm, builds on Mondrian’s use of colour and explores how he divided space.
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Generate Inspired by Tableau No.