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Great article. Concise. It inspires an examination of our trained reflexes and an exploration of native uses for new technologies. This usually means throwing away fears and strongly held beliefs. https://paragraph.xyz/@in-transit/imitation-first-innovation-later

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The (art) Collector's Corner Issue #34 is out, featuring includes releases and projects by lewisosb, Volatile Moods, Matt DesLauriers, Marc Maurer, Erika Weitz & Thomas Noya, qubibi, and more, as well as what we're reading and watching around the art collecting scene. https://paragraph.xyz/@collectorscorner/the-art-collectors-corner-issue-34-1

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It is! Love the design and colors. Well done on the project🫡

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Love my mint👌 ‘Techno-Utopian Iconography #10’ by @electric-word

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Gm! City nights hit different. That feeling of being a small yet part of something so much bigger. It's the same feeling I get with web3. Everyone bringing their own unique ideas, skills, and energy together to build something much bigger than ourselves. It's collaboration on a whole new level and I'm so grateful to be a part of it. Hope your day starts with that same energy and inspiration! Collaboration with @indigosputnik 🌃

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Things are going well, brother! I’m glad to see you’re busy with work!

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Right? So satisfying🤌

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I appreciate you listening!

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Listened to the ‘Love Supreme’ album in full, then this one was suggested next. I love the choatic, disjunct, out-of-the-box approach, particularly in Ellington’s playing. He gets really dirty in some and cleans up in others. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL-NbN8uTOijEsoYqLkgqDYeAaN1OLGRo&si=JS_Yvi_S4qkF917V

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Nice! Assuming you’re talking about last month’s challenge piece? That was a fun one to make🎸🎹

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Thank you for participating, Julia! I love the piece! Check in December 1st for the next one if you have time❤️‍🔥

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A powerful story. Going to listen to the full album again. It’s been awhile. Thanks for this! https://media.tenor.com/fP8tlr2kTzQAAAAC/forrest-gump-running

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https://open.substack.com/pub/lonewick/p/lw-art-challenge-vi?r=1ldz1t&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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LW Art Challenge VI - Results This month’s pieces are so good! A great variety of mediums and each work shows clear influence from the prompt. Artists were asked to interpret the phrase: ‘Golden handcuffs bind by disguise, but in the uncommon path, fulfillment lies.’ Each artist approached this from a completely unique perspective and style. These works are all worth a closer look and listen. Whether you want meditative, intense, cerebral, silly, etc., you’ll find something that resonates with you in at least one of them. Featured Artists @juliakponsford @dbb1 @ryab @sudutalien @ranggapuraji @sakehqueen @ArtWojak I want to thank all the artists who show up every month to participate in this with me, as well as the new artists jumping in for the first time❤️‍🔥 Subscribe for free and stay tuned for next month where I pass the baton to an artist to come up with the challenge prompt👀 Check out the submissions!🧵⬇️

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I sometimes say different things as well, like I make noise or I make super niche music. It’s usually something that gets closer to what I actually compose because calling myself a composer puts specific imagery in peoples’ minds. It also feels so finalized, like I do some polished thing over and over. Though my training and practice say composer on paper, it feels better being in a constant state of exploration.

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