The Crowd: Demure Is Over [263]

If you follow the universal scifi calendar as I know many of you do, today is the day that back in 1997 Skynet became self aware...

Physical Availability

Quick updates on somethings I'm (thinking of) making... I’ve just run out of space in my print storage and want to make some new...

The Crowd: Progression Through Unlearning [262]

Hi Crowd!Remember when I said I was going to write shorter single topic posts? lol I grew up in a fairly traditional Catholic family...

The Crowd: Station Identification [260]

Hi Crowd!(Me, Black Metal Alley, Bergen, Norway, 2024)On this 260th issue of The Crowd I thought I’d take a moment to remind/reiterate who I am, whic...

The Crowd: Energy [261]

Writing that last note I remembered that this newsletter is named after a song by Operation Ivy called The Crowd which is somewhat critical of hordes...

The Crowd: Jumping Borders [259]

Hi Crowd Borders are crazy things. I've talked about them for years, often from the position that they are outdated ideas that serve no good purpose i...

The Crowd: Don't Be Passive [258]

Hi Crowd!I'm late getting my monthly photo edition up this month, but it's up now and can be yours for the next 24 hours (or whatever the math works ...

Yuga & Cryptopunks: The Filth And The Fury

[Hi Crowd! This is a blog post I wrote the other day with a couple updates which I thought a few of you might find interesting. I have another update...

The Crowd: On Collecting Blockchain Generative Art [257]

Hi Crowd!Confession: I am a collector.I collect things, but also stories and ideas.This is not a surprise to anyone who knows me. I could (and have) ...

The Crowd: Exit, Stage Left [256]

Hi Crowd.Frank Stella is dead.Steve Albini is dead.Both absolutely monumental figures who gave so much beauty to the world, and whose legend will liv...