Lightning Sketches #1 0 ▲ Greenbriar Picture Shows 1 hour ago · 10 min read1961 words · Writing · hide · 0 comments Quick-Draw J. Stuart Blackton Demonstrates His ArtSpeedy and Shorter and Welcome, AIPioneer filmmaker J. Stuart Blackton got a start in vaudeville doing what was called “lightning sketches,” artist and easel on stage to astonish watchers by how fast he could draw. Stuart sped so at the game that he took up cartooning, which made switch to movies a cinch. This was pre-teens when everything in that business amounted to history being made. Lightning sketching is sort of what Greenbriar proposes here, a cousin to quickie cartooning before, and a way to jam more topics into posts under these new umbrellas. First off I confess to willing enslavement by AI, that innovation arrived at artistic place no longer to be ignored or dismissed. We’ve lived so long with black-and-white images to shun whatever proposes to assume its place. AI is not “colorization” to my eyes, being instead a reality we knew was there, at least once there, and now comes recapture. Yes, it feels to me like standing in… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.