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To the Friends of Giraffe
Our cover image is titled "Dreamscape", as we float somewhere between history and tomorrow, geometry and organic flow, crossing space and time barriers. Like Lewis Carroll, "Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast."
The Scrumpitatious issue. Why not dream it, do it, go for joy?
Our Electronic Quill article is titled "Jeopardy", starring Alex Trebek as a living generative AI.
Our section called "Other Voices" includes eMusings (with AI news), yNot, Site of the Month, !Brazen Hussy, and Just Desserts.
eMusings: AI news and views, although sometimes outdated before the ink dries:
a new robot brain does things it was never taught; "Mythos", the too-hot-to-handle algorithm, was immediately hacked; neuromorphic chips mimic biological behavior; who runs an AI world?; long-term health issues from overuse of AI; youngsters in 50 countries wear iPhones strapped to their heads to record movement data for later sale to robotic companies; prescription smart glasses; free AI courses offered at MIT; a radical plan to replace all of your body parts including your brain.
eMusings in art:
Susan Kaprov, a major voice in contemporary art; Anne von Freyburg's evocative textiles; Ivan Marcovic's paper sculptures; Nikolas Weinstein expands the role of glass installations; Joshua Johnson's compelling portraits; kids visit the Louvre; Kim Thoman marries canvas and welded steel; Kira Freije's "Unspeak the Chorus"; Katherina Grosse's aggressive assault on the surround.
Remember that earlier eMusings and electronic quill articles are archived online for you.
yNot: Our Woman of the Month award for May goes to Rita Idehai, founder of Ecobarter which transforms plastic waste into profits.
More in Ynot: teaching young women to be bold rathan perfect; ChatGPT circumvents guardrails meant to prevent intimate partner violence; a uterus kept alive outside the body; FAMM fights unjust mandatory sentencing; money going into women's sports; a deep dive into the Alpha cult; MIT focuses on the gaps in women's healthcare; Hilma Af Klint's fight against misogyny in art; the Taliban legalizes wife beating.
Giraffe's Site of the Month - Kent O'Doherty's seductive textiles.
!Brazen Hussy - Portia Munson "The Pink Bedroom".
New Digital Paintings - Voyages through the unexpected, from "I Demand" and "Wavelengths" to "Let's Meet on Mars" and "Bounty".
New blobs: Dust off your giggles and let's have some fun!
On our front page: I have recaptured the images from "Elegance at New York Fashion Week".
New in our Boutique: recent small paintings on glass ready to hang.
In 3D print news: 3D print your favorite coffee; neuromorphic computing 3D prints neurons that can send and receive brain signals; a new easy-to-install system to make autonomous vehicles safer; a 450-acre luxury 3D printed community in Texas; China 3D prints in 1 second; a 3D printed shoe made as a seamless single structure; the Pentagon wants billions for an autonomous drone warfare system.
Wit and Wisdom from our archives: Once upon a 2-year-old - "I Love You Chickamunga"
Diversions for Difficult Times: Here we forget absurdities and inanities and opt for laughter. All on Netflix:
"Nonna's", a delicious film about family, Italian cooking, and joy. Inspired by the true story of a man who risks everything to open an Italian restaurant honoring his mother and staffed by grandmothers. Susan Sarandon and Lorraine Bracco lead a romping cast.
"Mr. Rogers, It's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood". At first I thought this would be a film for children. It is not. It is an ode to compassion, sharing feelings, and the power of family. Tom Hanks holds silence in his hands like a precious jewel and makes us believe in its magic. My favorite line: ""Am I a vegetarian? I can't imagine eating anything that has a Mother".
"Geek Girl". Froth and fun that surpasses "Emily in Paris". Slow to develop, it offers some fascinating hair styles, fashions, and make-up, plus an insider view of how successful advertising campaigns are built. Emily Carey seduces the camera with intensity. Emmanuel Imani lends charming support.
For trivia buffs: 106 nations visited us in March.. Largest number of hits came from Viet Nam, Germany, Brazil, Colombia, Czech Republic, Russian Federation, and India.
Alexa loves my taste in music - how can I resist chuckling?
Warm regards from your Friend, the Giraffe
c. Corinne Whitaker 2026
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