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- yuekit3
- escaping the trawler net-catcher (sweaty palms) not a good time nowadays. deep sea dwellers uniteSquiddy
- Must have!canoe
- Now have!canoe
- What up squiddy, what's your IG?canoe
- Hey canoe, sorry i dont have IG. a while back i cut out most online social stuff and stick to lurking at mostSquiddy
- They had an issue with the post and couldn't send, so they refunded and gave me the entire discography (rubbing hands together)canoe
- no ways! very cool (was the issue a tariff thing?)Squiddy
- Nairn2
- "Nostalgia is not a strategy".Nairn
- Brilliant. Now juxtapose that with the drivel that comes out of Trumps mouth. It’s like comparing a 3 star Michelin dish to a happy meal._niko
- Probably the best speech at the whole evemt.Continuity
- *eventContinuity
- Wow. All of this is obvious but hearing it all come from the Canadian PM puts it in perspective. MAGA filth will be looking for the laugh emoji to respond.CyBrainX
- What are the chances we'll still be in NATO by the end of Fuckface's term?CyBrainX
- utopian42
- Here come da Trillions!NBQ00
- 37 upvotes. never knew so many where on this platform.milfhunter
- I remember over 60 upvotes at some point like 1-2 years ago. Seems user base got halved since thenNBQ00
- I downvoted this from each of my 20 other accounts. That might have thrown things off.mort_
- YakuZoku4
The More You Know ★
Fun fact: the last time Denmark sold islands to the United States was in 1917, when it sold the Danish West Indies. One of the tiny islands in that package was Little Saint James, also known today as “Epstein Island.”
- ideaist4
- Just heard this in an Apple Music "club" mix; boy THAT takes me back.ideaist
- ...When the pitch shifts and it explodes.ideaist
- Great stuff. Now I have to look up more of his music. I haven't thought of that name in ages.CyBrainX
- Holy crap, Josh wink, that takes me backAkagiyama
- Mitsubishi timesKrassy
- Awesome.ideaist
- mg3319
Show some recent work
In March 2024, when I was laid off from my job as a UX designer, I knew I’d have some time on my hands for a while. I excitedly got back to work on a long-running instrumental music project, and, needing a break from recording one evening, I started working on album cover art, which soon turned into something bigger.
Since I first used Photoshop in the late 90’s as an architecture-turned-advertising major focused on web and graphic design, I’ve been obsessed with layers and transparency, textures, and ways of making digital art look analog. Although my dreams of being an architect quickly faded—thanks to miserable math skills and the intimidation and complexity of physics—the inspiration of architecture and architecture-inspired art never went away. The interactions of shapes, colors, and textures I enjoy so much were born out of that inspiration.
I’ve also been intrigued by code-based art for years. In 2024, I bought a pen plotter and soon found my way into building JavaScript tools to create algorithmic pen-based art on paper. It was as much a spark as that night I worked on album graphics, and across the following months, I continued building tools that augmented what I was doing in digital applications. It’s been an unexpected and creatively rewarding combination of passions, to say the least. I shared a bunch of this many months ago in the generative thread, and if anyone is reading who encouraged me to keep pushing what i was doing, massive thanks to you.
Until May 2025, I thought this would only be images I’d post to Instagram and other sites. With the encouragement of numerous friends and strangers who asked if I planned on printing any of it, I wondered if it could be more than that - and now it is. I never imagined myself as someone with an art store, but I’m giving it a go, and I hope you enjoy it. Hundreds upon hundreds of hours, and late nights have gone into this. The printers I'm using (Artelo) only do fine art prints, and the quality is phenomenal. Everything is printed on Epson Somerset Velvet paper, with great texture that really bring out the textures in the images.
Thanks so much for checking this out. I'd be grateful for some follows and such. Lots more to come.
https://www.shapeandplace.com
https://www.instagram.com/shape_…
- good stuff, best of luck with it.hans_glib
- for the type of artwork you are creating, you should learn to screen print. there is a whole other level of satisfaction of laying down the ink.BonSeff
- Very nice. I'm your first Facebook follower.CyBrainX
- Followed!canoe
- Timeless workcanoe
- Nice @mg33; remind me lightly of https://www.jerrylee….
: )ideaist - ^^ Glorious squiggles.CyBrainX
- Love these.Chimp
- Thank you everyone, sincerely!
:)mg33
- utopian7
- Next level shitmort_
- Only in RomaniaYakuZoku
- lol mortcanoe
- what is that absolute pestilence on the lid?jagara
- That shitter better come with a cape and a scepter.Akagiyama
- Clorox bleach is a nice thoughtful touchKrassy
- lol mortKrassy
- magazine rack is a bit of a reach thoSquiddy
- https://i.haasie.com…mort_
- Window well protected so noone can break into this palace!Krassy
