My thoughts on AI art and what can be done to make AI
art better experiences for both artists and viewers.
There are many examples of good to excellent AI created
art. One of these examples is “His Angel
of Mercy, France, 1917”. This is the
link to the first page of this excellent illustrated story.
https://www.deviantart.com/danflahive/art/His-Angel-of-Mercy-France-1917-1339479997
This is the food that I was given for free at the Socialist
Meal Program. This event was held on
East First Street and North Second Avenue East.
The Socialist Meal Program in Duluth is a
community-based mutual aid initiative run by the Twin Ports Democratic
Socialists of America (DSA).
This community food assistance program provides free
meals to neighbors and community members, often in partnership with groups like
Food Not Bombs.
This is the first plate of food that I ate.
This is the second plate of food that I ate.
I saw many posters designed with skill on this bulletin
board.
It seems that nobody
should open a hardware store in the land of the Arctic fox.
I found this colorful artwork on the north side of Essentia
Health-Duluth Clinic 3rd Street (Building F).
I found a drawing of a cute cat.
I found the entire sidewalk mural.
Where do you think the story of fictional James will
take him?
“To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to
mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly.”
— Henri Bergson
What would it take for
you to agree to transition your physical body into that of an anthropomorphic Arctic
dog fox? Or, do you imagine that your answer
will always be no?
I found this sign on the outdoor staircase that is a
part of Corner of the Lake Park or Lake Place Park.
According to my tongue, Oaxaca cheese tastes great when
I fold it into my vegetarian omelet.
I’m answering the reason why the fictional version of
myself is much more youthful than my real-world self.
I ate many samples of good food provided by local
restaurants.
That was some tasty meat on a stick.
These are 2 views of the zoo entrance, while the fuse
ticket booth was in the entrance hallway.
There were fast moving clouds in the sky.
On Sunday, I attended the seminar “XP for Mental Health”. This is the amazing handout for using game
mechanics for better mental health that I got.
I agree with this premise for using game concepts for improving your
mental health.
This is my tasty main
course.
This is my tasty dessert.
I found the Brush & Pixel booth. The owners were happy to talk with me about
the convention.
This is the side of their booth, with much fantasy
merchandise.
This is the front of their booth, with even more fantastic fantasy merchandise.
Well, at least this is one of the more artistic “anything helps” signs that I have found.
I found this sign on North Second Avenue East, between East First Street
and East Second Street.
I had no idea there was a social club named the Twin
Ports Ghostbusters!
These are colorful pineapple stencils. I wonder who gave these artists permission to
paint these on the sidewalk.
I have no idea why these pineapples are here.
Today, the North Pointe Resource Center/Rainbow Center
was closed for refurbishment.
King Manor’s power for the apartments was turned off
for 2 hours. So, I chose to take a 2
hour walk.
I found this Warhammer cutout in the hallway.
I found this Excalibur Con booth next to the elevator.
Outside the DECC, I found a Hello Kitty car.
This is an informational sign about the Hello Kitty car.
I also found a Red Bull ® promotional car. One of the drivers gave me a free Red Bull.
This is my Dairy Queen $7 Meal Deal. I give my meal an “A” for both taste and
value for my money.
On my way to my fan convention, I saw this bus
stop. Can you see the DTA bus stop sign?
Oh there they are behind the potted flowers!
This is the front of my convention badge.
This is the back of my convention badge.
I found a number of informative posters about UMD
events.
