Dave Chisholm

Thank you so much!

It’s been cool to see this little video get so much support from my BSky friends. This thing achieved virtually zero reach on TikTok, so weird.

Lots of love. Keep making art!

This is fucked up

Today is the day, make something! Make ANYTHING

Dude, that’s AMAZING!

A fresh take on the chorus of NO SURPRISES

Creation- writing, singing, acting, painting, documenting, improvising, photography, journaling, etc.

creating!

You are more talented then you think! Forget what money forward people think sells, and free yourself to create! We need it!

Art is just waiting right here, waiting for you to partake.

Hell yeah, dude

You’ll never guess the first rule of escalator safety

A fresh take on the chorus of NO SURPRISES

btw, we shouldn't let the firing of the BLS commissioner and the Epstein scandal distract from the fact that yesterday's job report really was bad. Outside of health care, the economy LOST jobs over the last three months.

Fair

Durden’d

True

Happy to help brighten your day

You’ll never guess the first rule of escalator safety

Aw hell yeah! This comment made this video worth making—glad to help!

Before he died, Francis Tsai used blink/eye gaze technology to draw these. To draw them. No prompts.

People don’t need problematic technology to show their imagination. If you can prompt, you can learn to write, you can write stories. Anyone can MAKE art. Of any kind. Prompting is not making.

Today is the day, make something! Make ANYTHING

NEW: A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to unfreeze federal funds.

Then the harassment began.

Pizzas sent to his home in the name of Judge Esther Salas’s murdered son, Daniel.

Six credible threats to his life.

More than 400 “vile” calls to his chambers—including this voicemail:

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting to shut down following funding cuts Trump’s successful campaign to strip federal money to NPR and PBS effectively ended the public media middleman.

An awful, awful gut punch in an already profoundly shitty year www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...

I hate to, like, BLAME a reviewer for a negative review, but it does feel like a real lack of curiosity in these people, like they just want easy-to-digest stuff? Idk. I get it, I guess? But I’d never get online and roast something that’s ambitious, that takes big swings, like that.

That’s so so spot-on. The words are part of the visuals! Ugh i should make a video about this for 300 people to view on TikTok! 😂

WOWOWOW that is brazen!

And somewhere Jake Tapper is just standing in a corner staring at the wall

This administration is saying the quiet part out loud: they want to dismantle social security.

(Sorry to steer the conversation towards myself)

It’s been a little disheartening to see some NetGalley-grade reviewers on Goodreads accuse SPECTRUM of not trusting our readers, of not taking advantage of the visual storytelling potential of the medium. I obviously disagree and can’t fathom how anyone could read it and arrive at that conclusion!

Rick and I share your love for those early-ish Vertigo days. Really felt like those creative teams a.) trusted their readers b.) were unafraid of making dense, often wordy, works and c.) took big swings

You definitely DEFINITELY get a heap of this stuff in SPECTRUM!!!