Recent commissions by Anthony Petrie

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Homework troubles in the fantastical lands of Torment: Tides of Numenera

"To celebrate the start of the 2017 baseball season, Nike is releasing the Opening Day Color Burst Collection"

"a unique cleat design that was inspired by and uses colors from all 30 teams"

"the average pay of TV writer-producers fell by 23% in the last two years while entertainment companies experienced a record $51 billion in profits last year"

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Why the Writers Guild of America is moving closer to a strike

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Shorter seasons are the new norm, with many series consisting of 10 or fewer episodes on cable and streaming — less than half the length of traditional seasons on network shows. That has put writers in a financial crunch since many have exclusivity clauses that prevent them from working on multiple shows per season.

"Introducing Horn Emojis, an all-new driver-to-driver communication system, dreamed up for the 2018 Odyssey"

Introducing Horn Emojis, an all-new driver-to-driver communication system, dreamed up for the 2018 Odyssey. pic.twitter.com/MeLzE2QQ8o

— Honda (@Honda) March 31, 2017

Dip your toes in

T R A N C E 2015 Dal latino “transire" ( "attraversare", "passare"). L’opera racconta l’essere in bilico tra l’esistenza e il suo trapasso. L’essere appesi e sospesi, il “qui e là” a cui dobbiamo sottostare o soprassedere, come firmatari dell abbandono. From the Latin word "transire” (”to cross”, “pass”). The work tells about the being in balance between the existence and his passing. Being hung and suspended, the "here and there" to which we must obey or to delay, as signatories of the abandonment. Scultura in silicone inglobata nella resina / Silicone sculpture embedded in resin. 186 x 26 x 22.5 cm #santissimi #trance #sculpture #scultura #contemporarysculpture #contemporaryart #artecontemporanea #artcollector

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"Scientists Can Make Otherwise Normal Images Unrecognizable To AI"

"A group of French scientists have created a method for doing just that, using an algorithm that subtly modifies images so that they’re unrecognizable to an AI but still look perfectly normal to a human."