Art101, Cells for Spacewoman  These cells are done with c1 being the lightest and c5 being the darkest. Glaze them all with equal amount of transparency. I plan on doing reverse painting using a pantograph to guide my brushstrokes. I plan on painting the K-blacks first then the rest. This is a CMYK process. Glaze, make lines, do dots, like pointillism. Paint anyway you like. Please post your results in the comments ENJOY !                    

Which is the #Democrat booth and Which is the #Republican booth? Pick

Me: was there evidence Ta’kiya Young stole anything AI : According to the police, a Kroger employee reported that Ta'Kiya Young had stolen items from the store. However, there is no clear evidence that she actually stole anything. The police body camera footage shows Young denying that she stole anything, and a witness has come forward to say that they saw her put down bottles of alcohol as she left the store. The final determination of whether or not Young stole anything will be made by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, which is currently investigating the shooting. However, the lack of clear evidence that Young stole anything raises questions about the justification of the police shooting. It is important to note that even if Young did steal something, it does not justify her being shot and killed. The police have a duty to use force only when necessary, and it is not clear that Young posed a threat to the officers or anyone else at the time of the shooting. The shooting of Ta'Kiya Young is a tragedy, and it is important to get to the bottom of what happened. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation needs to conduct a thorough investigation and hold anyone who is responsible accountable.

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I'm finishing up on my new art project. I did too many pieces at once so its taking me a while. Meanwhile, I'm doing small #art experiments. I love reverse painting on glass. But glass breaks. It may be too much to care for it, not breaking the glass canvas. Plexiglass yellows after 10+ years. I tried reverse painting on different surfaces and glued it on cloth canvases, pealing off what I painted on. Paint tears off during the process of transferring. Now I'm trying something. Two things. I poured hot wax on a surface. I'm painting on it. Then I will transfer it on canvas using a hot blow dryer. I worry I'll leave a waxy film on the final surface, not being able to get it all off. I'm also painting on silicone (as soon as it dries). I might be able to peal off the silicone off the final transfer. Any ideas?

I was wondering about these lockdown statements and ask AI about it. So #Trump listens to this guy again? --- The #COVID #lockdown rumor in August 2023 was started by a conspiracy theorist named #AlexJones . In an episode of his show, Jones claimed that he had heard from a "high-level manager" in the Transportation Security Administration ( #TSA ) that mask mandates and other pandemic-era restrictions would start returning this fall. He also claimed that COVID-19 lockdowns would return by December. Jones' claims were quickly picked up by other conspiracy theorists and spread on social media. However, there is no evidence to support his claims. The TSA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( #CDC ) have both denied that any such announcements have been made. It is likely that Jones' claims were motivated by his desire to sow fear and distrust. He has a history of making false and misleading claims, and he has been banned from several social media platforms for violating their terms of service. It is important to be critical of information that you see on social media, especially if it comes from unreliable sources. If you see a claim that seems too good to be true, it probably is. Always check the facts before sharing or believing anything you read online. Here are some tips for spotting misinformation: Look for the source of the information. Is it a reputable news organization or a blog post from a random person? Check the date of the information. Is it recent or outdated? Consider the context of the information. Is it being shared in a way that is trying to scare or manipulate you? Do a quick Google search to see if other news organizations are reporting the same thing. If you are unsure about the accuracy of information, it is always best to err on the side of caution and not share it.

I'm finishing up on my new art project. I did too many pieces at once so its taking me a while. Meanwhile, I'm doing small #art experiments. I love reverse painting on glass. But glass breaks. It may be too much to care for it, not breaking the glass canvas. Plexiglass yellows after 10+ years. I tried reverse painting on different surfaces and glued it on cloth canvases, pealing off what I painted on. Paint tears off during the process of transferring. Now I'm trying something. Two things. I poured hot wax on a surface. I'm painting on it. Then I will transfer it on canvas using a hot blow dryer. I worry I'll leave a waxy film on the final surface, not being able to get it all off. I'm also painting on silicone (as soon as it dries). I might be able to peal off the silicone off the final transfer. Any ideas?