Sylvia Ji

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All of Sylvia's paintings have a very dios de los muertos feel to them.

The greatest work that i didnt make.

Antonio Santin

A strange mixture of realism and painterly styles combined.

AJ Fosik

Making fantastic 3D animal-things out of Wood and Paint

The Machines are taking over

The Jeopardy game against the robot machine named Watson went exactly as i expected, the machine destroyed everybody. In reality it actually didn't destroy anybody tonight but they added the scores from last night making him win by a lot. In one aspect this was a good thing because the machines owners were donating 100% of the winnings compared to the 50% of the other two players. I never really watched jeopardy before but it was fun because one of the guys was from my hometown, Seattle Washington and the other dude was from my friends, Lancaster Pennsylvania. I beat him.

Caitlin Hackett uses pen to get extremely fine detail in her drawings.

Jean Pierre Roy

Separate Realities

The Artwork of Time Biskup. Like the Style.

My creative space zone thing

Here is my project. The top one has been reworked a little bit and the bottom one was the one I originally handed in.

Artwork From Chris Beren

These strange dreamscapes are made with only paint and are not digitally manipulated at all.

Art 21

I watched the Art21 episode Humor. This episode stared Eleanor Antin, Raymond Pettibon, Elizabeth Murry and Walton Ford. I Thought that most of here art was not that funny at all. In fact i thought that most of these artists art wasn't actually that funny. I did however like some of it. I like Eleanor's boot series and the Shadow Ballet video. I also liked Walton Fords prints. I thought that they looked pretty cool.

N8 Van Dyke

Seems to have some weird fascination with chimps?

The Article THE TEMPORARY AUTONOMOUS ZONE talks is quite dense and hard to understand. My understanding of the reading is that in theory there are these small spaces or zones that people can make or find were there are no governing laws. Once you are at your temporary autonomous zone you are truly free. Today these free zones are more of a dream due to new technology such as satellites....unless yours was underground (although i have a feeling the government would still know). I think the article was saying that the web today serves as a place through which information can be traveled and stored. The internet is a place were someone can make a virtual temporary autonomous zone. This ties into the freedom of knowledge and what is legally allowed to be put on the web compared to what is actually put on the web. In general the idea of a TAZ in this article is very very vague. They do not go into much detail of how to make one or what one in theory should actually look like. Several examples are given in the article although they are all a couple hundred years ago, before every bit of land was governed by some sort of law.

I like the painterly style of this artist. Jason Shaun Alexander.

This is the Artwork of Audrey Kawasaki. Very detailed with erotic tones.

This is the Art of Jeremy Fish.