“I Thought I Heard Your Voice Just Then” is a new eight-page comic drawn by @jlaguff.bsky.social and written by myself. You can read it below or purchase it on a pay-what-you-want basis on Itch.io (which I recommend, Bluesky compression being what it is): hagaipalevsky.itch.io/thoughtiheard (1/2)
Selected illustrations by Charles van Sandwyk from his book, HOW TO SEE FAIRIES (Raincoast Books, 1999).
1st November is All Saints' Day. Here are the Hours of All Saints in the 'Bedford Hours' BL Add 18850; 'Bedford Hours'; c.1410 CE-1430 CE; France, Central (Paris); f.126r @blmedieval.bsky.social
anne of green gables is one of my favorite characters of all time i loved her so much that in fifth grade my teacher rented all the vhs tapes and let me watch the sullivan entertainment movies during lunch & recess #sketchbook
Living in the slop era is making it very conspicuous that art being treated as a churn of contextless, interchangeable content, not rooted in any way, with the audience themselves being made of isolated consumers, has been the problem for a while and the generative llm shit is just an accelerant.
People talk a lot about foot fetishists, but nobody talks about how artists are all sickos for hands. Anyone who draws the human form regularly goes absolutely wolf-howl sicko mode over a well drawn hand. It's like an entire body on it's own, artists are out here hubba-hubba-ing and awooga-ing
Might be very naive of me but i really hope that Anthropic and openai filing their IPOs knock some sense into this ai craze and we can all like, figure out what we can actually do with this technology and what its strengths and limits actually are when being profitable is a factor
Old drawings from late 2024/early 2025. I feel like I could bring more clarity to to this idea if I revisited it. 🐕 🧥 👔
fuck no you're kidding me none at all really are you serious what the fuck