Fraught, with moments of transcendence.
January
This ice thawing from underneath is rather mesmerising... pic.twitter.com/8kI7Cdy5Lr
— ElizabethRose Murray (@ERMurray) January 10, 2021
If I keep the z latent constant and interpolate between two different values for the lowest resolution noise tensor I get a video like this. Much better things appear and disappear. So isn't that first noise layer a 512x4x4 Gaussian tensor? Sounds a lot like a latent to me. pic.twitter.com/FyxFnyav0r
— Justin Pinkney (@Buntworthy) January 25, 2021
Would she be riding 6 white horses when she comes like THIS *picture of woman hopping frantically from saddle to saddle* or like THIS *picture of serene woman with huge ass simultaneously supported by all the horses*
— sky (@iamspacegirl) January 27, 2021
February
Moving forward in 2021, angryreactions is my role model for furious positivity. pic.twitter.com/DZUE27IdIi
— C. Glen Williams is "The Film Optimist" (@DoctorHu) February 3, 2021
Life hack: got a white cat? Put an orange on it to look like a big egg ๐ณ pic.twitter.com/OD2yGk6D9T
— Barry Lewis (@MrBarryLewis) February 11, 2021
Been trying out different ways to model waves using resources I've got at home. This one's the prettiest - pins, PVA and thick thread ๐๐ pic.twitter.com/2MLDGaZwCU
— Carole Kenrick (@HelpfulScience) February 13, 2021
I LIVE IN HOPE, an anthem for our time engraved on the inside of a silver 16th century posey ring that I found on the Thames foreshore.#mudlarking pic.twitter.com/Fn35ZILOol
— Lara Maiklem FSA - Mudlarking (London Mudlark) (@LondonMudlark) February 20, 2021
March
This map should be included in every history book... pic.twitter.com/i3khXX2U7H
— Lesley ๐ฃ๐จ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฒ (@OmFgOdDeSs) February 25, 2021
Snowdrops are one of the first flowers to appear in late winter. Their nodding white flowers seem to be bowing to the mark the change of seasons. #SpringIsComing pic.twitter.com/cXYGhuSXJL
— Longwood Gardens (@longwoodgardens) March 14, 2021
when you're trying to print something pic.twitter.com/pcAiFTlQTD
— Stevie Martin (@5tevieM) March 5, 2021
Ronald Reagan single-handedly destroyed the American dream, Jim. pic.twitter.com/wUXugxnOss
— Jedi Ghost ๐ณ๏ธโโง๏ธ๐ณ๏ธโ๐๐บ๐ฆ (@JediCounselor) March 18, 2021
April
Carrie Fisherโs Screen Test for STAR WARS - https://t.co/5pWu6udD35
— ๐๐๐๐ SF Signal (@sfsignal) April 16, 2021
I should accept that no one is going to use โbegs the questionโ correctly for the rest of my life, because that's the way things go.
— Paul Ford (@ftrain) April 30, 2021
May
Today's Feature:
— MyHaikuPond (@MyHaikuPond) May 2, 2021
the blurred outline
of the southern cross
bushfire moon
Louise Hopewell
First Place - The (AHS) John Bird Dreaming Award for Haiku 2020
Image: 'The Constellation Of The Southern Cross', by Luke Dodd from Pixels (dot) comhttps://t.co/kOW5yd2Rw2 pic.twitter.com/IAjGAT83mj
The latest NASA Juno flyby of Jupiter! pic.twitter.com/n9e6NJajST
— Everything Space (@totalspace360) May 3, 2021
Adiantum pedatum (Northern maidenhair) deserves a mention as a native #fern worthy of attention. It is now unfurling its fan-like fronds in concentric patterns all along Forest Walk. pic.twitter.com/tUiky3ifdR
— Longwood Gardens (@longwoodgardens) May 16, 2021
Close-up photos of miniature mushrooms augment an alien-like world at your feet pic.twitter.com/HKAza5fKXL
— Mashable (@mashable) May 18, 2021
June
This is real, and from my city pic.twitter.com/PPLdpKQ1yi
— Teen Cthulhu๐ (@Teen_Cthulhu) June 6, 2021
โThe Philippines is a small countryโ
— Pao โ๏ธ๐ (@paostrology) June 12, 2021
Uh, no, maps are just drawn to make it look small.
Happy Philippine Independence Day, but remember that 1) some of us were never colonized by Spain, 2) the US colonized all of us immediately after. pic.twitter.com/DVNN1KE0XS
Black hole - Hours of Louis de Laval, France c. 1480. Bibliothรจque nationale de France, Latin 920, fol. 2v. pic.twitter.com/htPLrUUCRx
— Archaeology & Art (@archaeologyart) June 20, 2021
"What do you want to be when you grow up, Glenda?"
— Kaibutsu (@Kaibutsu) July 1, 2021
"An assassin, but why wait?" pic.twitter.com/2X6x4IM2C0
July
A collection of me turning into random objects. pic.twitter.com/ValPdPNJIj
— Kevin Parry (@kevinbparry) July 13, 2021
Octopus Teapot by Japanese ceramic artist Keiko Masumoto #WomensArt pic.twitter.com/yvjzIkIyoY
— #WOMENSART (@womensart1) July 28, 2021
August
doyle spiral with mobius transform.#blender #python #creativecoding #art #generativeart #loop #trippy #math pic.twitter.com/nLYgyKnbjA
— Yann Le Gall (@Yann_LeGall) August 2, 2021
Fascinating to read @SabineHuynhโs French #translation of Seymour Mayneโs one word sonnets. Love seeing her elegant solutions to match content to oulipian constraints of form (& how the syntax & grammar operate differently in each language). #xl8 #poetry pic.twitter.com/SBTecj7iaL
— Lawrence Schimel (@lawrenceschimel) August 4, 2021
translucentmind:
— 70s Sci-Fi Art (@70sscifi) August 21, 2021
Galactic Outpost #72, 1978 // Eddie Jones pic.twitter.com/IurXgs6WkC
Found this chloroform bottle; didn't know it's mentally so disturbing. #chemtwitter pic.twitter.com/SAtV4Tp0bW
— Orthaber Lab (@OrthaberLab) August 24, 2021
September
If you donโt have time to summon your demons, store bought is fine. https://t.co/c2NUJc2Ot8
— Rowena here and there (@rowena42) September 16, 2021
Pretty simple, if you want a technique laid bare: Ashbery told Ginsberg, who wanted to like A's work but couldn't figure what he was up to: "Well, I start the line, and when it starts to make sense, I change the subject."
— Ricky Ray (@RickyRayPoet) September 25, 2021
October
Under The Shadow, (Babak Anvari, 2016) https://t.co/mfBGoDdVWg
— Andrew Male (@Andr6wMale) October 9, 2021
Oh shit, I didnโt know you could just get a drum of the shit. pic.twitter.com/WXVwbPCiQd
— SorryHat ๐ฌ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐ ๐ฒ๐๐๐๐ ๐ท๐๐๐ (@sorry_hat) October 10, 2021
— Corey Quinn / @quinnypig@awscommunity.social (@QuinnyPig) October 26, 2021
November
Become ungovernable. https://t.co/XaTZoUnl5m
— kristen g โญ๏ธ 208A1๐ฒ, โญ๏ธโญ๏ธ 210A4๐น (@nomadpdx) November 26, 2021
December
Thatโs some incredible folded wing packaging
— Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer) (@DrChrisCombs) December 3, 2021
Mother Nature strikes again. You wonโt find a better engineer. pic.twitter.com/xsQZPYRvQM
comments powered by DisqusAccurate. pic.twitter.com/JeiO9EqYmG
— Karen Jones (@karjon) December 31, 2021