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Wow. Were the lyrics sung by the AI also?

Great photo improved by your process. Moody. I wonder what went on there. There's always something a bit sad but beautiful with these old building scenes.

The skunk cabbage flower further along. The weirdest flower. Pollinated by beetles. Presumably because no bee will go near it. It's beautiful in it's own special way. I think. Looks like it belongs on another planet.

Welcome back. All good but I like the mt study best I think. The figure pulling the sled really adds to it. Great works.

Yeah what they said. Amazing how that works. Can you superimpose prints on each other?

Wonderful and fun as usual Kim. With just a hint of weird to keep it from being cutesy. I have no idea how you do it. Literally. I can't even tell what the medium is. Aside from the great ideas, such control. I think the roughness at the edge is fine, maybe better than a perfect one...

Great job Wayne and I like the subject. Very nice.

Agree with Bart, your drawings are so good.

Yeah I'm surprised that that was not more common. The bands mostly had just lights. Pink Floyd had a inflatable pig. Others were theatrical with their performances. The Philip Glass ensemble performed his sound track of Koyansquatsie sp? with video behind. For this new thing of DJ'd...

"What do we have here" Which is always a good question. :) Cool.

My daughter and her friends are going to these outdoor EDM/Raves/DJ'd concerts. No actual bands. Behind the DJ are these huge screens or props. I was watching one and this caught my eye. This is just a screenshot of the video. I think it's great art. The whole thing. A far cry from the...

Love the lines, cool. Engages the brain.

That's very interesting Terri. It just occurred to me that this was probably the pinhole camera effect? At any rate your pic of this is the first I've heard of this phenomena which is surprising. Found this article about it...

Visited a local nature preserve. The skunk cabbage was bursting out of the ground as Spring arrives. This caught my eye. "The skunk cabbage is a flowering perennial plant and is one of the first plants to emerge in the spring. The flowers appear before the leaves and are characterized by a...

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