Darling, you talk about "the need for basic human connection is the same as it was a million years ago". I believe the same, and quite like this bonfire, although I can only sit ocassionally here. I like the trascendence you mention, very intrigued about the sacredness of image and Christian icons -will message about that later-. As for AI, I don't like it generating images out of the work of illustrators, digital artists, who haven't consented: I work with illustrators myself, and would never have an AI flyer or book, I respect too much their work for that and defend human creation versus randomly prompting for profit: the Ghibli trend and its outcomes were just awful. That said, the bonfire is quite nice, and you made me google Cabrakan -he indeed appears in the mayan popol vuh, also known as Caprakan, Cabracan, and Kab'raqan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabrakan#:~:text=Cabrakan%20(also%20known%20as%20Caprakan,the%20Maya%20equivalent%20to%20Tep%C4%93y%C5%8Dll%C5%8Dtl.
Darling, you talk about "the need for basic human connection is the same as it was a million years ago". I believe the same, and quite like this bonfire, although I can only sit ocassionally here. I like the trascendence you mention, very intrigued about the sacredness of image and Christian icons -will message about that later-. As for AI, I don't like it generating images out of the work of illustrators, digital artists, who haven't consented: I work with illustrators myself, and would never have an AI flyer or book, I respect too much their work for that and defend human creation versus randomly prompting for profit: the Ghibli trend and its outcomes were just awful. That said, the bonfire is quite nice, and you made me google Cabrakan -he indeed appears in the mayan popol vuh, also known as Caprakan, Cabracan, and Kab'raqan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabrakan#:~:text=Cabrakan%20(also%20known%20as%20Caprakan,the%20Maya%20equivalent%20to%20Tep%C4%93y%C5%8Dll%C5%8Dtl.