When I visited the Brooklyn Museum in February they were in the midst of an expansive first-floor-wide exhibit. Surveying the entire collection, Infinite Blue collected museum objects…
There was a great response to my move away from the public sector into a private sector company (that’s right, I no longer work for…
Conversations with my girlfriend meander wonderfully. She is currently working toward her PhD reading Art History, so that is often one of the topics. Inspiring, I…
I’m heading to Houston for the first time this Friday, for ten-days. I can’t wait! To fill my time before I go, I thought I’d pay…
Heads up. This is probably not a comfortable piece for most to read. It’s not OTT. It’s not particularly sensitive. It just touches on some more…
Inspired by a Creative Commons (CC) blog the Painter Goblin decided to tackle the top-ten visual artworks at The Met Museum (July 2017). The blog discusses how…
The work on the Painter Goblin is nearly done for now. The automation of his work is almost ironed out with regular tweets happening every…
Following the previous posts, bringing this all together meant three different applications. Paintergoblin.py – creates the images, can be run standalone Wikigoblin.py – retrieves data…
One thing that held the Painter Goblin project back was finding a data source to get images from. There are potentially hundreds of sources out…
Continuing the story from Painter Goblin part one, the idea of a Twitter bot started to form earlier this year. The bare-bones of the Twitter…
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