The craft of slow making.
Claymation, handmade-in-an-AI-era, fingerprints as proof.
The craft of slow making
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Who Actually Owns AI Art? A Plain-English Look at the 2025 Copyright Rulings
Who owns AI art? Plain-English: the 2025 US Copyright Office says purely AI-generated images aren't copyrightable — only the human-authored parts are. Here's what that actually means for you.
5 Pre-1956 Philosophers Who Predicted Our AI Anxiety
The dread you feel about AI isn't new. Five thinkers — Russell, Plato, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Bergson — named it centuries before the first chip. The calm answer is older too: the human hand.
Sacred Geometry: The Hidden Math Behind Beautiful Art
What is sacred geometry, and is the golden ratio actually real in art? A friendly tour of the hidden math behind beauty — and a system you can steal for your next composition today.
Wallace, Gromit, and the Heresy of Slow
A short claymation history of slowness as a moral position: Aardman shoots 10 seconds a day, Laika printed 6,333 faces — and why digital craft must keep the fingerprints.