Jamal Adebayo is an acclaimed writer with a focus on technological innovation and its influence on creative industries. He often highlights artists pushing boundaries with advanced software and unconventional materials in their work.
Collected Works · 12 Articles
A new macOS app, ZoneLab, helps analog photographers precisely determine their film's effective ISO and other characteristics using Zone System methodology, offering greater control over their craft.
A new collection of fan art celebrates the films of Christopher Nolan, showcasing works inspired by movies like The Dark Knight, Inception, and Oppenheimer, giving recognition to talented artists.
New AI analysis of Raphael's 'Madonna della Rosa' suggests Saint Joseph's face was painted by another artist, supporting long-held art historical doubts.
Artist SpY's new installation, "Divided," features a bisected glowing orb amid Xi'an skyscrapers, offering an immersive experience within an illuminated corridor.
Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, details his development workflow at Anthropic, highlighting parallel processing, quality focus with Opus 4.5, shared learning documentation, and crucial verificat
Artist Simon Beck creates vast, temporary artworks in snow and sand using only his feet and a compass. A former mapmaker, he plans intricate designs that can take 12 hours to complete before nature re
Louis Garella, a Parisian graphic designer, blends digital and print methods to create tactile visual identities. His Studio Garella focuses on research-driven designs that connect deeply with their s
A Burmese photographer's vibrant image of children playing on a sandbank, 'Childhood,' has been recognized in a global mobile photo competition, showcasing the simple joys of youth and community spiri
Donald Trump's New Year's Eve gala at Mar-a-Lago featured a live painting auction where a Jesus Christ portrait sold for $2.75 million for charity.
A pilot project in Wyoming transforms discarded wind turbine blades into a functional snow fence and public art, symbolizing renewal and supporting the local rescue mission.
The 'Sixties Surreal' exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, featuring 150 counterculture works from the 1960s and over 100 marginalized artists, closes January 19. It offers a fresh perspe
3D artist Aysu Hoşcan, a former veterinary technician, creates a poignant digital sculpture of a melting candle figure to explore themes of time, sacrifice, and legacy.