Crazy in the Coconut
My Visual Dream Journal - Day 4 Life seems to be made almost entirely of contradictions. How can I love handmade art and artificial intelligence at the same time? How can I create art that celebrates nature while using technology that consumes enormous amounts of energy and resources? How can I love animals and still eat them? I was vegetarian for seven years because I could not reconcile myself with the industrial farming system.
Snakes Alive – My Visual Dream Journal – Day 2
A collaboration between my private subconscious and the collective unconscious. I use AI as a tourist's camera, capturing fleeting images from my dreamworld before they vanish. Like Polaroids developing in reverse, they dissolve back into the noise of waking life. To collect this limited edition digital artwork please drop me your email and I’ll transfer ownership and send you some art.
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/24/snakes-alive-my-visual-dream-journal-day-2/
Fuck You – My Visual Dream Journal – Day 1 (again)
For the last four years I have been poking around in the NFT world like a bloke sticking his hand into hollow logs looking for treasure and mostly finding angry spiders. I started on VoiceHQ. It shut down. Then I moved to Revel. It shut down. Then Rodeo Club. That shut down too. Now I have been on ZeroOne. It has not technically shut down, but after enough crashes, glitches and getting locked out of my account, it…
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/21/fuck-you-my-visual-dream-journal-day-1-again/
The Season of Possibility: Lessons From the Xantus Hummingbird
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/11/the-season-of-possibility-lessons-from-the-xantus-hummingbird/
Meet the ragged toothed shark
With rows of long needle like teeth sticking out in every direction, the ragged toothed shark appears permanently grumpy and ready for trouble. Yet despite its fearsome appearance, it is surprisingly calm around humans and is considered one of the less aggressive large sharks in the ocean. One of its most amazing abilities is how it controls its buoyancy. Unlike many sharks that must keep swimming to avoid sinking, the ragged toothed shark…
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/10/meet-the-ragged-toothed-shark/
I Share My Favourite Luxury With a Jumping Spider
The jumping spider does not build the classic spider web most of us picture stretched between branches waiting for prey. Instead, it creates a tiny silk retreat. A little sleeping chamber woven from fine white threads and tucked beneath a leaf, inside a curled piece of bark or hidden amongst grass stems. If you stumble across one in the garden it looks almost magical, like a miniature tent made from moonlight.
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/10/i-share-my-favourite-luxury-with-a-jumping-spider/
Live longer. Extend your life. Beat ageing. Outsmart death.
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/08/live-longer-extend-your-life-beat-ageing-outsmart-death/
We are shaped by what surrounds us
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/07/we-are-shaped-by-what-surrounds-us/
Early influences for the Uncommon Animals of the Alphabet
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/04/early-influences-for-the-uncommon-animals-of-the-alphabet/
A Water Deer from South Australia Finds a Home in Germany
A person in Germany has just purchased my "I Am an Uncommon Animal" Water Deer T shirt, and I still find it amazing that artwork created on our little farm in South Australia can find its way across the world and connect with someone I will probably never meet. Buy T-Shirt What makes this sale especially meaningful is that they chose a Water Deer.
http://andycmarshall.com/2026/06/02/a-water-deer-from-south-australia-finds-a-home-in-germany/
