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#SidewalkFriends: Cone Head
A drawing of a bald man with a big bushy beard. He has a serious look on his face and he is holding a photo of a beautiful white cat.
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An Interview With Amos Goldbaum
I recently bumped into Amos Goldbaum in our neighborhood, and I shot this short interview with him. Amos is a “drawer of lines” whose murals can be found all over San Francisco. I asked him how he developed his style, how he researches his murals, and other aspects of his work. You can watch the…
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#SidewalkFriends: Lover of Cats
A drawing of a bald man with a big bushy beard. He has a serious look on his face and he is holding a photo of a beautiful white cat.
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Nightshade, the AI Data Poisoning Tool
Nightshade, the AI data poisoning tool, is now available. In a recent article, the Register says, “Nightshade poisons image files to give indigestion to models that ingest data without permission. It’s intended to make those training image-oriented models respect content creators’ wishes about the use of their work.” Artists and photographers can use this defensive…
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How To Play Doc Pop’s One-Dimensional Chess
I recently shared a tutorial video for Doc Pop’s One-Dimensional Chess. I think the published rules, which are available on OneDimensionalChess.com, are pretty good, but this video should help answer a lot of questions too. As I mentioned before, 1D Chess is available now as a print and play game, meaning you can download the…
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#SidewalkFriends: A Wizard Pondering
I like to keep my eye out for cool shapes during my walks and use them as inspiration for my #SidewalkFriends drawings. It’s like my version of hunting for Pokémon. A faded “Yield” sign in front The Knock Out bar, was the inspiration for this drawing of a wizard pondering his orb. Today’s #SidewalkFriends sketch is a…
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