AI Tools Here’s a list of AI tools that allow you to upload images for remixing, editing, or using as references. I want you to think about these as more than tools, more like collaborators. Run your images in and out of multiple processes, including digital tools like Adobe, and any apps that you already use. Also consider using analog processes like drawing, painting, photography, hand cut collage, etc. Weave them back and forth between AI and your other processes and take

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rVVBg4f1mT3Ic1NY24pdivaOSsIVAHLIp1Nbvmh5GzU/edit?usp=sharing Use this video tutorial to set up your website and blog. Go to www.wix.com and sign up for a free account to get started. Make sure your website has an about page with a 250 word bio and 5 images, a menu, and a blog page. When your website is ready,

Random word(ish) Generators This is a list of random generators that could be considered a less deep form of AI. For this pop quiz, go through this list of random generators and spend a few minutes exploring each one. Post the results with the corresponding link on your blog for credit. You should end up with a bank of words, phrases, images, poems, songs and more! If you have trouble downloading images, take screenshots. You can take screenshots of words too. Later you will

Pixel sorting is a coded algorithm that sorts pixels in the rows/columns of images, depending on a variety of factors including color, brightness, etc., to create an interesting glitch effect. It was popularized (possibly invented) by artist Kim Asendorf. There are multiple ways to approach this type of glitch, I will show you how to use the code to make pixel sorted glitches, and also how to fake pixel sorted glitches in Photoshop. Directions: For this Lab you will need to

For This Lab you will need to post 15 images on your blog: Step 1: Find 5 random images of visual interest. You cannot use these images again for your project, so focus on fun visual images and not conceptual images for now. Step 2: Save all 5 images in a folder Step 3: Glitch each image at least 2 times using the text editing technique described below. Save them each individually. You may have to attempt multiple times to get an effect. Step 4: Post the two best glitches for

In this Lab tutorial you will learn how to glitch images using free, cross platform software called audacity. It's intended purpose is editing music, so let's break some files and see what we come up with! Follow these steps to complete this Lab. Choose 3 images to glitch. Glitch each one 3 times. When you are done, post BOTH the original 3 images and 3 different glitched images on your blog. Make sure you title your blog "Audacity Glitch Lab" STEP 1: Prepare your image in

Glitch in its natural habitat a "natural" glitch from Glitch Safari The technical term "glitch" means: a sudden, usually temporary malfunction or irregularity of equipment. These are glitches that occur spontaneously, and are sometimes found, observed and captured. For most people, when their computer, tv, or other tech device glitches it is a source of irritation-- it's not working properly. However, there are groups of people who appreciate the aesthetics of these glitches

Glitch Noir - Film gets a remix by Hugh Manon Glitch Art and Video Glitch art is the practice of creating intentional flaws in sound, image and other files (such as jpg, wav, etc) for creative purposes. Artists intentionally break the file just enough to achieve surprising and serendipitous aesthetic outcomes, but not too much so that the file is no longer functional enough to open/play. It's a delicate balance of corruption. Here is a link to the Museum of Glitch Aesthetics