Aug 5
Girls with the time machine: I need to go back to stop the burning of Alexandria
Men with the time machine: I need to go back to do the Garfield telephone sex survey
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Girls with the time machine: I need to go back to stop the burning of Alexandria
Men with the time machine: I need to go back to do the Garfield telephone sex survey
A NETWORK IS A LINK THAT TRAVELS.
One link enters a school. One school sends it to another city. A public board starts making noise.
Thirty-five doors are open.
Thirty-five schools. One live room. Pick yours, copy the call, and see which crowd can move a public board.
hi. Does anyone have a link to a full archive of Shaye Saint John stuff? I’ve been trying to find the triggers collection everywhere and I just can’t seem to access it. Internet archive has totally nothing and I’m not quite sure where else to look. A full archive of YouTube videos would be great too. If anyone can help me out, thank you!!
God, I love it when someone is like, absolutely everyone has to read this, and if you don't you're wasting your time and also a coward and this video won't make any sense, pause the video, okay goodbye, you guys back, good.
And the content warning for the work is like "if you could possibly be triggered by anything, don't read this. It's going to happen."
(I am lying.)
I hate this new "trend" artists are doing that's basically begging.
"will you be a girl's girl and watch this video in x2 so I can make art my full career?" If being a girl's girl means supporting someone who doesn't want to hand out an actual product to sit in front of and look at yet expects any interest from this first impression, then I'd rather not be a girl's girl.
"normalize not skipping artists because of small likes" I'm not skipping you because your art is bad, I'm skipping you because your faith in yourself is so annoyingly low that you felt like you had to resort to lowering yourself like this because your only goal is getting likes. And it's making ME annoyed.
"I spent 20 hours on this. Maybe the algorithm will be kind to me :(" no it won't, not when you don't even want to treat yourself with more respect.
"I would rather you not like this post" ok at your service, skipped.
"pretty please like and share this post so I can make art my full career" not how that works. Have some dignity and start commissions instead of doing this.
And then it's nothing but captions over videos and nothing else. It makes art lose its appeal and diminishes it into a marketing tactic. Why would we ever succumb to this? It feels disrespectful. You spent 20 hours drawing and your tactic is the same as someone following you with a cup in his hand.
And also because of the importance now being placed on virality, the art space is full of nothing but lazy rotoscoped "animations" and memes. Every new art account that pops up is just Diemarchive copied and pasted over and over. It's lame and lazy and disappointing.
We need to somehow revive pictures. Just pictures on the internet. Enough reels and videos, they ruin the whole concept of a drawing. It's meant to be observed and stared at, not watched.
told people in my choir about my blog and how im turning the internet in to a high art form