Posted by jeremiahweigert490 on Jul 27, 2023; 11:00pm
URL: https://nabble.aealearningonline.org/Pinterest-Boards-Jeremiah-Weigert-tp20691.html

Pinterest has been a bit more of a learning experience than twitter. While finding silly memes for my first board (Dumb Memes) was simple enough, I found the experience of searching through Pins/boards for my "Famous Romans" board a little more bewildering. However, with some time, the search function was put to good use, and the AI learned very quickly that I like pinning pictures of Busts of (mostly) ugly men, and there was no shortage of Neros, Claudiuses, and Caligulas to pin.

I also followed some interesting boards. I would recommend @dainekoicon to anyone interested in Icons, medieval art, Christian art etc. They are a Belarusian couple who paint Icons and Frescos, as well as give classes in icon-painting.

On the topic of art, I followed @mariabokhan who is an artist and museum worker. She has lots of boards of colorful animal dolls, stuffed children's toys, patterned fabrics, traditional Russian clothes and headdresses etc. It's visually a very pleasing page.

To steer away from visual art (kind of,) I also followed @mysteron1 - This page has a lot of war history pins, details and schematics of Roman architecture, WW2 pins, and X-Files screenshots? A little chaotic, but still some potentially informative resources.