Sarah Zucker

Let's talk about Kid Pix and what it means to me. Kid Pix was a bitmap drawing software for children by Craig Hickman, released by Brøderbund for home use in 1991. When I got it as a gift at the end of 1992, it began my life's journey of making art with computers.

Be Not Afraid by @thesarahshow

Happy New Moon from Gazers #724 in the collection of @mcanical, we'll see the designs changeover in the next 24 hours 🌚

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always experimenting, gotta keep things interesting.

The strength of our tools has invalidated technique as a marker of quality. The tools are smarter, better, faster, than the craftsman can ever be. The goal, then, is to make something so singular in its voice that you see it and think, "only that person could have made that."

Is it stressful if I change my longstanding profile pic? This is just feeling more *me* these days. 'tis pity she's a GIF...

in the depths of the forest was a pool. gm

Note this. You will see these vessels again. They are interdimensional travelers... 👽

Gm Matt Kane's #cryptoart Monetization Generation vaulted by none other than @batsoupyum collect.mattkane.com/minted-works/c…

For the past two years I have cultivated a deep and soul-quenching passion for making ceramics. Forevermore my work will dance the divide between clay and information!

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Clay and information!

The use of Kid Pix for my new series is not merely an aesthetic choice: I'm reflecting on a life spent making art with computers. And this is not only my story, but all of ours: the weirdness of our journey through crypto art. I will tell you more when the time is right...

These 24 hours contain multitudes. One collage does not do it justice. Here's a second. 🪟 Pictured: Highlights II - 'Incomplete Control #58' by @tylerxhobbs - 'Candy, Capsules and Molly' by @osinachiart, collected by @NFT_Oldbie - 'Meridian #863' by @mattdesl - '#89 - An…

I’ll be your digital art Sherpa