FLUX Design Studio

17/08/2025

I love this!

01/05/2025

I need to learn how to do this, my multimedia skills are sooo outdated!

17/05/2024

Love love infographics.

Evolution of the Alphabet

17/05/2024

Discuss: The best art makes people think & reflect.

15/12/2023

Be careful of those dangerous Christmas cards LOL

VICTORIAN HALLUCINOGENIC CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Although little known today, an ergot mold-derived proto-LSD known clandestinely as "sauce" had been devised during the reign of Queen Victoria of Britain, and its usage can be noted not only in the hallucinogenic descriptions found in works such as Alice in Wonderland and the multivolume Oz series, but also in humbler artistic offerings, such as the broad category of Christmas cards as shown here; its remarkable effects were always described as causing its users to feel "warm and happy," a specific code phrase. In some Victorian households in Massachusetts and Southern England in particular it was traditional for the entire family, including the servants, to drop "sauce" every day for the month of December, leading to a massive dry-out on New Year’s Eve, with the purpose of awakening renewed and sane on January 1. In this context, what seem to us now as truly bizarre winter holiday cards make perfect sense. It was not until the reign of Edward VII (a notorious square) that this tradition ended—and in a pessimistic reversal, it became the tradition to have a completely debauched New Years Eve, and to start the New Year deplorably hung over and addled. A barely known fact is that many of these cards were, in fact, acid blotters, meant to be cut up and consumed. In this phantasmagoric example, blobs of hallucinogenic "sauce" (now long-dried) had been concentrated on the chicken-heads and feet.
Credit to Institute operative M. Bantjes for archival research on this long-lost phenomenon.

19/11/2023

This is why I don't recommend proprietary web design platforms ... 3 weeks after my initial email for support I got the following response ..

"Hello Jinny,

Good day. We are sorry for the delay in responding to you. Some of the emails fell off the cracks and so we couldn't respond promptly. We checked the issue you're facing with the editing if the sequence email. We noticed there is an issue and hence you're not able to do it. We have logged it as a bug but it could take some time as global issues are being worked on at the moment and user-specific cases would be followed after. So, we request you to create a new sequence in the meanwhile.

We understand the inconvenience but we request your understanding till the issue is fixed.

Thank you

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I have no choice to wait for them to fix the error - If I was using Wordpress I would be able to troubleshoot the error myself!

29/10/2023

Worried about AI taking over human artists? Don’t be, the success in in the prompt & for that you need an artists knowledge.

It’s not just words..

11/09/2023

Who says art has no value when you can use it to simplify a message to this ….

A poster put out by the Victorian Trades Hall Council.

28/08/2023

I never knew there was a word for this! PK