Spike Van Der Schyff
@spikevds.bsky.social
He came into my office to request some QT… I didn’t say no…
May 7, 2025 at 3:33 PM
He came into my office to request some QT… I didn’t say no…
Rocky the Rockhopper… Latest pottery creation...
He lost a toe and a few chunks of his fabulous hair during the final firing, but don’t judge him for it 🤞🏼🐧
He lost a toe and a few chunks of his fabulous hair during the final firing, but don’t judge him for it 🤞🏼🐧
April 30, 2025 at 6:48 AM
Rocky the Rockhopper… Latest pottery creation...
He lost a toe and a few chunks of his fabulous hair during the final firing, but don’t judge him for it 🤞🏼🐧
He lost a toe and a few chunks of his fabulous hair during the final firing, but don’t judge him for it 🤞🏼🐧
I present to you… The Monsignore Luca…
ChatGPT: Generate an image that reimagines how the Mona Lisa painting would look today if it was a modern painting of a common Italian man, with a mysterious smile, wearing common clothing of the day and set in a typical Italian rural landscape.
ChatGPT: Generate an image that reimagines how the Mona Lisa painting would look today if it was a modern painting of a common Italian man, with a mysterious smile, wearing common clothing of the day and set in a typical Italian rural landscape.
April 28, 2025 at 9:20 PM
I present to you… The Monsignore Luca…
ChatGPT: Generate an image that reimagines how the Mona Lisa painting would look today if it was a modern painting of a common Italian man, with a mysterious smile, wearing common clothing of the day and set in a typical Italian rural landscape.
ChatGPT: Generate an image that reimagines how the Mona Lisa painting would look today if it was a modern painting of a common Italian man, with a mysterious smile, wearing common clothing of the day and set in a typical Italian rural landscape.
Noticed this on my phone…
How deeply wired we are to recognise patterns! A trait that helped our species to survive.
Even now, we instinctively search for patterns, looking for meaning even in things that are often random and insignificant. Ancient instincts still quietly steering modern lives…
How deeply wired we are to recognise patterns! A trait that helped our species to survive.
Even now, we instinctively search for patterns, looking for meaning even in things that are often random and insignificant. Ancient instincts still quietly steering modern lives…
April 28, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Noticed this on my phone…
How deeply wired we are to recognise patterns! A trait that helped our species to survive.
Even now, we instinctively search for patterns, looking for meaning even in things that are often random and insignificant. Ancient instincts still quietly steering modern lives…
How deeply wired we are to recognise patterns! A trait that helped our species to survive.
Even now, we instinctively search for patterns, looking for meaning even in things that are often random and insignificant. Ancient instincts still quietly steering modern lives…