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A zebra-patterned unicorn, a grandmother, and an imaginary realm: what making art with AI means to me.
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A zebra-patterned unicorn, a grandmother, and an imaginary realm: what making art with AI means to me.

A flattering tribute leaves difficult questions about arrival dates, slavery, and what a family history owes its subjects.

Trump ships the blame early, Harris confronts the audience, and Musk considers a rival store. Three sourced stories and three editorial cartoons.

A presidential sex scandal, a mountain commune, spectacularly wrong shoes, and the family visit that brought two worlds to the same dinner table.

A day at the scanner becomes a Birdwell family album: Ivana Sue, Papa Birdwell, Big Mama, and the lives that still shape ours.

A daughter comes home from boarding school, Sunday gets sentimental, and Texas reappears along the highway with billboards, server farms and grid anxiety.

Politicians work for us. Texas is not a franchise model. And sometimes one sharp woman is enough to prove you are not alone.

A restored portrait, a DNA cluster and the patient labor between them.

Two hundred fifty years later, freedom remains both inheritance and unfinished work.