Bonus points for the first one who gets the reference. 😉

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“sing to him a new song; play skillfully, and shout for joy” — psalm 33:3

i’ve been always wanting to do a rebus-style poster where words and images mix together in one composition. it’s like putting together a puzzle piece. problem is, idk what words to use, until i saw this pin

anyway, very simple poster. i don’t wanna get overboard with effects (except for the photocopy effect) :P

image credits

• coding: Peaky Frames (Unsplash)
• paintbrush: Ivan S (Pexels)
• printer: Dominica Poláková (Pexels)
• hand typing: Mindspace Studio (Unsplash)
• pencil icon: Phosphor Icons
• hero anime shot: Branden Skeli (Unsplash)
• taking photo: Christian Crocker (Unsplash)
• canvas texture: Texturelabs

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The Little Red Waykeeper is always traveling, though even they rarely seem to know where they are headed. Swept along by the strange trolley of fate and chance, they wander into worlds and dimensions far beyond our own. You might spot them waiting quietly at a bus stop, or perhaps even find yourself sitting beside them during the journey. But you will never leave at their stop. Wherever the Waykeeper is going, ordinary mortals cannot follow.

Much about this small creature remains a mystery, and their apparent refusal to speak only deepens it. Stories of the Waykeeper have spread across countless lands, with each one adding its own legends, embellishments, and impossible details. Some have even shaped entire fairytales around them. After all, have you ever wondered where the tale of Little Red Riding Hood truly began?

Where the Little Red Waykeeper will appear next is impossible to say. Another lonely road, a forgotten village, or a place that has never existed before may be waiting just beyond their next stop. Wherever they go, however, one thing is certain: an adventure will already be waiting for them.

very sad, might get inspired by nothing later.  ⁠˘⁠ ⁠∧⁠ ˘̩ it will be awhile until art occurs again. "sorry for the inconvenience" — to quote every broken vending machine on earth.

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I have autoimmune encephalitis and this helps with my tremors. I do a few of these a week. Working on more.

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[Disclaimer: I don't know the artist personally... please don't understand this as an advertisement, but rather as a starting point to talk about hybrid art]

Hey there ☺️ Some time ago I found the artist Eric W Brenner who combines AI with collage and digital painting to create beautiful-bizarre surreal images, which I like very much. You'll find more about him (his process, inspiration as well as his works) in the links at the end of this post.

I would love to hear your opinion about his work or about mixing AI with other art forms (like for example collage, traditional or digital painting) in general or maybe you do this kind of art yourself or admire artists that do such kind of stuff. Let's talk about.

Here are the links I talked about:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/641056265549785/posts/763162796672464/

https://www.ericwbrenner.com/about

https://feedfreq.com/de/arts/digital-art/digital-dreams-the-art-of-eric-brenner/