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  • How AI Transforms Artistic Title Creation

    How AI Transforms Artistic Title Creation

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    This painting has a luminous, fluid quality that evokes movement, light, and forms emerging from deep blue space ChatGPT There is a whole new genre of art generated by AI. However, many artists choose to use AI, not for creating art, but for doing ancillary tasks like marketing, creating titles, and providing descriptions of their…

  • Exploring AI’s Impact on Artistic Expression

    Exploring AI’s Impact on Artistic Expression

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    The impact of AI and shortcuts on creativity AI Questions spark an artistic exploration I am an artist. What impact will artificial intelligence have on me and my art practice? What becomes of creative self expression in the fast developing world of AI ? How does AI-produced art relate to the “I” of the artist. Big questions…

  • Embracing Creativity During Insomnia

    Embracing Creativity During Insomnia

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    How a sleepless night led me to find calm in chaos NOTES FROM MY ART JOURNAL 10/11/16Wake up before 4.00amDonald Trump won the election.I am anxious so I get up. Let Jimmy in. Go to my art room. Mess everywhere, just like my brain at the moment. Chuckle. The external representing the internal. Embrace the…

  • Reimagining Art: Digital Meets Traditional Techniques

    Reimagining Art: Digital Meets Traditional Techniques

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    This project aims to redefine an artwork by merging digital techniques with traditional methods. The work in progress shows how colour, in particular blue, can create different meanings and moods. I illuminate the creative thought process using concept ideas from my art journal. Two disparate themes emerge, alienation and live music.

  • The Journey of Serpent Artwork

    The Journey of Serpent Artwork

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     I had two prints of the photo I took in the Kimberleys of the serpent. The image was for a specific artwork. Ordering the second photo was a “just in case something went wrong” addition. After completing the first work, I grabbed an off-cut piece of canvas, glued the extra photo down and blocked in…

  • Letting Go: Creative Techniques for Artistic Transformation

    Letting Go: Creative Techniques for Artistic Transformation

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    A few years ago, I whited out  a complete artwork.  The painting wasn’t working.   I scratched back into the wet white  paint. The effect that emerged pleasantly surprised me so, instead of disposing of the canvas, I kept the “new work”.  More recently I’ve been consciously whiting out old paintings, not because I don’t…