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Mistigram: If you dig blood & guts for Halloween, put away the slasher flick & fire up the medical imaging. Nick Lakowski painted this cross-section of an incidentaloma, an unexpected tumour encountered while looking for something else. It was included in the MIST1017 artpack.
Mistigram: Nick Lakowski created this beautiful painting of the spectacular and very expensive lights show #SpaceX sponsored over the Caribbean in January and March of this year. This piece was included in the new science fiction-themed MIST0525 artpack collection.
Mistigram: The oil paintings of Nick Lakowski played a big role in our revival over the past decade, playfully demonstrating that if the subject is a good fit, you can make incredible computer art without benefit of computers. Case in point: this still from a 1988/89 advertisement for Vendex's #HeadStart computers, starring pro wrestler #KingKongBundy. This piece was included in the MIST1121 artpack collection.
Mistigram: Yee-haw, buckaroo! How many megabytes of RAM does this little unit pack, partner? This painting by @niklkovfska, "Texas Instruments", was included in the recent MIST1121 artpack collection.
Mistigram: KnowYourMeme.com tells us that the #ChubbyBubblesGirl image macro has been with us since debuting on 4chan back in 2009 -- a veritable epoch in Internet time -- but though she has run from many a dire Photoshop scenario, I don't know if she's ever before fled from an unruly glob of paint. (That said, it was only a matter of time before she spoiled some painter's canvas! @niklkovfska simply had the honour of being among the first to capture her feverish little footprints running across his palette.) This painting was included in the recent MIST1121 artpack collection on themes of technology and internet culture.
Mistigram: this painting of intrepid space explorers (simulated, in training, or otherwise) was made by @niklkovfska and included in the new science fiction-themed MIST0523 artpack collection.
Mistigram: this painting -- partly abstract, partly representative... but still very difficult to describe! -- titled "Cloud Pyre", was made by @niklkovfska (who you can see is still painting up a storm!) and included in the MIST0117 artpack collection released six years ago this month.
Today on Mistigram, the painting "Bowel Spectre" by @niklikovfska from the recent MIST0817 artpack collection, wearing its inspiration of medical imagery plainly in its title. http://ift.tt/2wgVR35
