There’s been a huge rise in AI-generated posters in our neighborhood lately, and I hate it. Comedy shows, house painters, community events… all rendered in the same generic AI slop style. Even the fonts seem generated, with weird artifacts around the edges and inconsistent letters. They should check out what other local businesses like Walls, […] The post Don’t Support Businesses That Use Generative AI appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Adobe Books is a volunteer-run used bookstore in the Mission District that’s been going strong for 45 years. More than just a bookstore, it’s a community hub for zinesters, poets, and artists… and now they’re raising funds to help keep the doors open for another 45 years. Tonight (6–9pm), Adobe is hosting a one-night-only Art […]| Doc Pop's Weblog
Some friends are hosting an art event at Dermafilia Gallery tonight, and I wanted to help spread the word. The event features a book signing by Nikhil Singh, with live art being made by Red Apple Comics, Dr. Humbert, and Lili .F. At a time when many local posters are being made with AI-generated images […] The post Club Ded – Live Art and Book Signing Tonight in SF appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
I was rewatching Battlestar Galactica recently, and this Commander Adama quote from season 1, episode 2 (“Water”) jumped out at me: “There’s a reason you separate the military and the police. One fights the enemies of the state, the other serves and protects the people. When the military becomes both, the enemies of the state […] The post Battlestar Galactica and the Danger of Militarized Policing appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Jonathan Lee makes silly short yo-yo videos for youtube and Instagram. His latest one is a funny little tribute to…. ME! So I thought I’d share it here. View this post on Instagram A post shared by yoyoshopsg (@yoyoshopsg)| Doc Pop's Weblog
Fan art of 'Sandwich Guy,' the D.C. protester who threw a pastrami sandwich, turning an absurd act of defiance into a symbol of resistance| Doc Pop's Weblog
I think Hajime Miura’s winning routine from this year’s World Yo-Yo Contest might be one of the most iconic yo-yo freestyles of all time! Here’s why: First off, the music choice was bold. While most performers go for upbeat, bass-heavy tracks, Hajime chose a minimal ambient soundtrack with light percussion, letting the gasps and cheers […] The post The Most Iconic Yo-Yo Routine Of All Time? appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Support independent music this Bandcamp Friday (August 2025) with picks from Upchuck, Wet Leg, Die Spitz, and Chlo The God.| Doc Pop's Weblog
I’ve often seen the meme of two guys eagerly pointing at something behind them, but I never knew its origin until very recently. The meme, which is drawn in a simple black and white art style (like the Wojak memes), is often used to mock people. Implying, I guess, that being excited about something is […] The post The Origin Of the “Two Guys Pointing” Meme (plus A Fan Remix) appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Today's #SidewalkFriends sketch: an operatic singer inspired by a photo of some green paint on the pavement. Created using Procreate on an iPad.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Having trouble exporting videos in CapCut Pro even though you're a paid subscriber? Here’s a simple fix to get your videos back without creating a new account.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Meta is tagging mug shot photos of Donald Trump as "not real" and "made with AI", even though the photo is real and easily verifiable.| Doc Pop's Weblog
#Democrat, #VoteBlue, #Bernie, #JohnOliver, and 24 other hashtags Instagram censored on the day of Trump's inauguration.| Doc Pop's Weblog