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A Pink Orange Style Reference
A Pink Orange Style Reference Puppies and FlowersThis is a lovely Midjourney style reference I played with for a bit today. All the images were generated using the same prompt but with varied style and stylize weights. The post A Pink Orange Style Reference first appeared on Puppies and Flowers.
The Rise of Ladybird Women in Fashion
The Rise of Ladybird Women in Fashion Puppies and FlowersThe fashion industry has always been a platform for self-expression and creativity, pushing the boundaries of societal norms. The post The Rise of Ladybird Women in Fashion first appeared on Puppies and Flowers.
The Rise of AI in Typography
The Rise of AI in Typography Puppies and FlowersArtificial intelligence has transformed the way designers approach their craft, and typography is no exception. The post The Rise of AI in Typography first appeared on Puppies and Flowers.

Classic Jazz

Jazz Artist Portraits by William P. Gottlieb, circa 1938 to 1948.

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All photography by William P. Gottlieb. The 1600 image library is accessible at the LOC website and their Flickr account. Amazing stuff.

CBS Live recording of The Miles Davis Quintet — ‘So What’ — April 2, 1959

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On April 2, 1959, producer Robert Herridge recorded the Miles Davis Quintet playing the classic “So What” in CBS studio 61, New York City. The piece was taped for an episode of the Robert Herridge Theater, titled “The Sound of Miles Davis.” CBS broadcast the show on July 21, 1960.