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Art in the Digital Age

Users are showcasing their artistic creations on platforms like Zora, Objkt, and Surreal App, sharing various art forms like paintings, sculptures, and even digital t-shirts.

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Many are exploring new artistic mediums, with discussions around AI-generated art, glitch aesthetics, and 3D modeling in Blender.

🎨 The blanket seller, c.1891
by Silvestro Lega 🇮🇹
oil on canvas, 143 × 95 cm
Private Collection

About the artwork:

Silvestro Lega was a key member of the Macchiaioli group, a movement that preceded the Impressionists in Italy and focused on capturing scenes of everyday life using patches of color ("macchie" in Italian). "The Blanket Seller" is a prime example of this style, showcasing Lega's ability to depict ordinary subjects with a sense of realism and immediacy.

This painting portrays a vendor, presumably selling blankets, a subject that reflects the Macchiaioli interest in the lives of common people. The composition captures the seller in a natural setting, possibly in a market or a public space, interacting with potential buyers. Lega's use of color and light is noteworthy; he employs a palette that conveys the textures and materiality of the blankets and the ambient outdoor light.

Hi Frens! Word 16 from the Inktober list: Grungy! 
So I made this grungy t-shirt that’s been through tons of adventures! You can collect it on zora !

https://zora.co/collect/zora:0xea1bfcbb102cb8f736034d72358415fd0a1b3976/16 

Sharing a bit of the 3D work from my latest Inktober piece—it's a t-shirt. I had never made a t-shirt before. I mean, I've worked with cloth dynamics before, but never an actual t-shirt. It was super fun and surprisingly simple!

 

A recurring theme is the celebration of creativity and the community surrounding art, with users encouraging each other and sharing their latest works and inspirations.