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Machines don’t dream

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People do.

It’s important to remember that culture is built by people. Artists, designers and creators used their own human experiences to shape the world as it is today. These collective expressions were inspired by other aspects of humanity. There is no formula for it. You cannot calculate it. It comes from a place within the subconscious that AI simply don’t have.

This piece was prompted by a need to make something that a machine could never come up with. Designed in a horizontal format with manually animated components.

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Vectorvault is 18

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For eighteen years, I’ve turned my passion for vector art into a love letter for digital artists around the world. That journey continues. Do I like vector art? Nope. I love it.

Est. 2005.

I wish that I had the time to fully capture the progression of this brand and artistic persona. Unfortunately, I have to stay in the present. The story about the first 10 years can be found here. The eight that followed after that are some of the most formative in my life. So without getting sentimental, I gathered up…

Eighteen Posts to mark the occasion

In no particular order here are some moments. If you support my art and the continuation of this artistic journey, please show it by liking or sharing any of these posts.

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Spring Reflection

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Melting bad habits.

That Winter was brutal. Not just because of the crummy temperatures and ice storms either. This season was tremendously difficult to keep pace with and predict. Perhaps it’s because I’m not as sharp as I once was. Or maybe the game has changed so much that my skill set was not equipped to stay on the same frequency. Who knows.
But now that Spring is slowly beginning to make an appearance, I have made a vow to myself to change with the seasons. Making destiny bend to my will is not realistic. But tuning my internal compass to predict the patterns may be a better way to approach things.
Thanks for sticking with us. Your feedback and involvement has made a difference. I just think now it’s up to me to listen to that input a little closer. And ultimately reacting to it in a constructive way.

Is there any sweeter sound than the trickling of melting snow?

Nope.