FOG: The First Picture Book Co-Illustrated With A.I. (A.I. (And I)(TM) Series) / A.I. (And I)(TM) Series (ePub)

FOG's deceptive simplicity lures you into contemplation.

This painted poem's fairytale-flavored illustrations, co-created with A.I., embrace the magic of the surreal in a surprisingly gentle watercolor palette; as if softening some truths, while echoing the diffusive nature of the subject itself.

FOG is an invitation to slow down as long as you like, offering just enough intrigue to stir your own imaginings and desires to explore more.

A perfect conversation starter. (Even if the conversation remains within you).

FOG is the First in the A.I. (And I) (TM) series from Explorers Publishing, LLC

Children are drawn to the dreamy illustrations while adults find the poetic layers and integration of A.I. into the art creation intriguing. This is the type of book that leaves just enough space for every reader to find their own way (and meaning).

A beautiful new poem and illustrations, set in an expansive mountainous river valley; perfect for those who find Plato's Allegory of the Cave alluring; this is a Modern Allegory for the Ages.

A perfect complement for any philosophical endeavors, especially if you want a beautiful introduction to philosophy for kids, that can be enjoyed by parents/ grandparents/teachers as they read aloud (or even to themselves).

FOG doesn't hammer you with what you "should" think, or the message you "should" take away. It allows space for everyone to find their own meaning.

It can be particularly fun if you have young ones, as it allows even the youngest child to fully engage their imaginations & play with the pictures between the turn of each page, making it a great short bedtime stories for kids, and one of the best bedtime stories for toddlers. (And you just might be surprised at how much they take away from it as they develop their own narrative around what things mean: a great opportunity to talk about emerging ideas and concepts).

Unlike most other ai books, FOG doesn't talk directly about theory, but actually infuses the best aspects of human-technology interaction into the core of the book, and the poem, itself. A great introduction into metaphysical books for kids, and modern philosophy for anyone.

One of the most uniquely illustrated books and truly high-concept art books.