https://ismy.blue/

Two years ago i shared this website where you try and determine when a shade is either blue or green.

Posting it again because lemmy has grown quite a bit since then, maybe we have more people that havent tried it!

Visual artists can make use of a canvas or drawing software to create works of art, but a 75-year-old Japanese man has taken it to another level! He draws intricate scenery just by using very basic software, such as Excel!

🪈 TODAY'S TRADITIONAL CRAFTBamboo cut, dried and shaped by hand into a shakuhachi flute — in a workshop that has been doing this for over a century.Every node measured, every hole placed by ear until the pitch is exact. No two flutes sound the same.The bamboo decides. The craftsman listens.@anvilgrit#globalmuseum #shakuhachi #bambooflute #traditionalcraft #handmade #craftsmanship

Nostalgia is trending, "defense" is for betas, and the Department of War needed a fresh look. David Coveney examines the terrifyingly polite world of totalitarian client management.

Artist: Ramon Casas

Year: 1899

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Ramon Casas (1866-1932) unveiled this painting in Barcelona in November 1899 in a monographic show of his original drawings and a few oil paintings for the magazine Pèl & Ploma. This oil painting, rendered in Paris, served as the basis of the exhibition poster in Barcelona, which featured the oil and the original drawing. The “decadent” is a young woman who is exhausted from having danced so much. She is the Parisian model Madeleine Boisguillaume, clad in black, and we can see her in the Museum of Montserrat next to another Casas painting in which she is featured.

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A visual exploration of the real city that inspired Ghost in the Shell. From tong lau tenements to neon signage, footbridge networks to Choi Hung Estate, this video traces how efficiency and profit built Hong Kong's identity — and how those same two forces are quietly erasing it, piece by piece.

WHO AM I:
I'm Dami, a licensed Architect living in Vancouver, BC. I make videos about architecture, career, and creativity.

00:00 INTRO
00:55 SOLARPUNK IS…A YOGURT AD?
02:44 Hollywood Hates SP
03:55 Suburbs
05:23 The Garden City Movement
08:53 Existing "Solarpunk" communities
13:59 A lack of identity Problem
15:30 The Future is Pessimist?

Synopsys
In a world where the dark, dystopian visions of Cyberpunk have long dominated our sci-fi imaginations, a new genre emerges as a beacon of hope: Solarpunk

Each Olympic and Paralympic Games has a unique visual identity known as the Look of the Games. This is the design system that breathes life into the way those Games are experienced—coloring the city, stadiums, signs and so much more.

The LA28 brand is a platform of infinite expression built to reflect the diversity of LA stories. Our Look of the Games ups the ante, weaving together dynamic pieces of the LA experience into an immersive, colorful system ensuring that in the summer of 2028, LA will be in full bloom. Learn more about the LA28 Look of the Games below.

Mine would be the chair. Its something we overlook every day but comes in so many forms.

Personal favorite for me is the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wassily_chair
But there are many other chairs that I love. I like the security and grandeur of the wingback. I am not a fan of the ghost chair, no logic to my dislike other than it looks uncomfy and the hardness of it feels at too far removed from the french roots.

From https://www.mclaren.com/racing/2026/mclaren-announces-evolved-identity/

Pohoda, based in Trenčín, Slovakia, is one of Europe's leading festivals, where music meets literature, dance, visual arts, film and theatre, while providing a platform for important social and cultural issues — creating a rich, multidisciplinary experience. With a capacity of 33,000 visitors, it has become one of the most recognizable and loved brands and events in Central Europe, twice winning the prestigious Best Medium-Sized European Festival award at the European Festival Awards, in 2023 and 2025.

In 2026, Pohoda celebrated its 30th anniversary edition. To mark the occasion, we chose to celebrate something that has been with the festival from the very beginning and embodies its unique atmosphere, values and message of love, openness and connection – the iconic “babies” logo.

This video is a speed paint compilation of Coreyartus Imagery's “American Dipper”, used for greeting cards and stationery created using this image.

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It was created using Procreate on a 2021 12.9" iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil.
The video was formatted in LumaFusion's LumaTouch.

The music is “Second Home” by Lara Platt on Epidemic Sound:
https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/tracks/43e6d859-90ce-4b0f-a806-4a416089c98b/

Use this referral link for a free month trial:
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Corey Johnston, the artist, is available for commissions and for hire. He is currently seeking representation.
Inquiries should be directed to: artist@coreyartusimagery.com

If you're interested, here are links to his other sites:

My website: https://www.coreyartusimagery.com/
Mastodon: https://mindly.social/@Coreyartus
PixelFed: https://pixelfed.social/Coreyartus
MakerTube: https://makertube.net/a/coreyartus/video-channels
Cara: https://cara.app/coreyartus
Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/coreyartus

#speedpaint #digitalart #digitalillustration #procreate #art #illustration #stationery #paper #greetingcards

In this profile from the Victoria and Albert Museum, puppet maker Oliver Hymans takes us into his studio at the Little Angel Theatre in Islington to demonstrate the mechanics behind bringing inanimate objects to life.thekidshouldseethis.com/post/e#globalmuseum #puppetry #museums

This video is a speed paint compilation of Coreyartus Imagery's "Greater Yellowleg", used for greeting cards, a print, and stationery created using this image.

You can sign up for Coreyartus Imagery's bi-weekly newsletter here:
https://www.coreyartusimagery.com/newsletter-signup

It was created using Procreate on a 2021 12.9" iPad Pro with an Apple Pencil.
The video was formatted in LumaFusion's LumaTouch.

The music is “Dragonfly" by Rickard From found on Epidemic Sound:
https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/tracks/ffd78ba6-5dae-4916-b1b6-bf81d833690b/

Use this referral link for a free month trial:
https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/dVJNONZtRu/

Corey Johnston, the artist, is available for commissions and for hire. He is currently seeking representation.
Inquiries should be directed to: artist@coreyartusimagery.com

If you're interested, here are links to his other sites:

My website: https://www.coreyartusimagery.com/
Mastodon: https://mindly.social/@Coreyartus
PixelFed: https://pixelfed.social/Coreyartus
MakerTube: https://makertube.net/a/coreyartus/video-channels
Cara: https://cara.app/coreyartus
Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/coreyartus

#speedpaint #digitalart #digitalillustration #procreate #art #illustration #stationery #paper #greetingcards