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Why Lorry Barbedette Put Screens Somewhere They Don’t Belong

digital
Video Jockey
Motion Design
Feb 12, 2026

Screens are designed to dominate cities, not disappear into forests. In this interview, Lorry Barbedette explains why he took a medium built for control and visibility and placed it somewhere it feels out of place.

Why Nathan Treats Art Like Blue-Collar Work

Digital Painting
Drawing
Portraits
Feb 7, 2026

Nathan approaches art with a blue-collar mindset, focused on doing the work well. His illustrations come from real places and careful decisions, not forced meaning.

Why Robbie Quit Digital Art and Went Traditional

Traditional Art
Drawing
Sketch Book
Jan 23, 2026

After burning out on digital art, Robbie stepped away from the screen and rebuilt his practice through traditional materials. With merely paper and colored pencils, Robbie has ventured into a stripped back style filled with muted palettes and animal subjects.

Digital Painting of an animal taking a selfie

Victor Escudero on Why Imperfection Is the Point

Digital Painting
Illustration
Design
Jan 21, 2026

Victor Escudero, better known as itsvimart online, stepped into the professional art world eight years ago. Since then, he’s taken on roles from freelance illustrator to Art Director at Nostalgix TCG, created cover art for bbno$ and Ironmouse, all while building a multi-style portfolio online.

Why Lorry Barbedette Put Screens Somewhere They Don’t Belong

digital
Video Jockey
Motion Design
Feb 12, 2026

Screens are designed to dominate cities, not disappear into forests. In this interview, Lorry Barbedette explains why he took a medium built for control and visibility and placed it somewhere it feels out of place.

Why Nathan Treats Art Like Blue-Collar Work

Digital Painting
Drawing
Portraits
Feb 7, 2026

Nathan approaches art with a blue-collar mindset, focused on doing the work well. His illustrations come from real places and careful decisions, not forced meaning.

Why Robbie Quit Digital Art and Went Traditional

Traditional Art
Drawing
Sketch Book
Jan 23, 2026

After burning out on digital art, Robbie stepped away from the screen and rebuilt his practice through traditional materials. With merely paper and colored pencils, Robbie has ventured into a stripped back style filled with muted palettes and animal subjects.

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THE FIRST ANTI AI MAGAZINE

For our Winter 2026 issue, we’re featuring artists from around the world who turn raw human experience into work that demands attention. Their creativity is direct, unfiltered, and proudly strange in all the best ways. Each artist brings a sharp point of view and a distinct way of seeing the world, showing how powerful it is when real people make real art.

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For our Winter 2026 issue, we’re featuring artists from around the world who turn raw human experience into work that demands attention. Their creativity is direct, unfiltered, and proudly strange in all the best ways. Each artist brings a sharp point of view and a distinct way of seeing the world, showing how powerful it is when real people make real art.

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