The Physics of Play: How Stacking Rocks Taught My Kids STEM, Focus, and Patience
When I first sat down with my kids to teach them how to balance rocks on top of one another, it was a challenge. Rocks
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The Art of Receiving: Using AI to Visualize Deep Observation
How stillness, my cat, and AI helped me develop a visual concept before painting it Artists are often described as people who express, communicate, and
Lessons Beyond the Classroom: The Creations I Found in Teaching During the Pandemic
When I look back at the videos I created for my students during the pandemic, I see more than just lessons, I see creations born
Can AI Art Reclaim Edmond de Belamy’s Glory?
The Million-Dollar Algorithm: Can AI Art Reclaim Edmond de Belamy’s Glory?
In 2018, the art world held its breath as “Edmond de Belamy,” a portrait generated by an artificial intelligence, sold for a staggering $432,500 at Christie’s.
The Lost Value of AI Art: Where Did the Wonder Go?
In 2018, Edmond de Belamy sold for over $400,000—trained on just 15,000 portraits. It felt like magic. Now, AI can create from prompts like ‘The Color of Grief’ or ‘The Sound of Silence.’
From “Hello, World!” to AI Art: The Endless Loop of Creativity
The first time I learned to code, I was captivated by the power of loops and mathematical computations. Four decades later, I see the same magic in AI-generated art.