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  1. “Companies have started incorporating “adversarial patterns” in their garments – carefully designed arrangements of shapes, colours and repeated motifs said to exploit weaknesses in some #ComputerVision systems.

    The designers say advances in #computing have made it easier to incorporate such patterns into commercially viable garments. Experts caution that the effectiveness of the patterns depends on the #surveillance system and the conditions in which it is used, but #NickTidball, the co-founder of the clothing brand Vollebak, thinks “adversarial clothing” could be on the cusp of going mainstream.

    #AntiSurveillance feelings are so widespread that all it would take is for a single celebrity to wear one of these garments, currently popular in the #countercultural fashion world, to a high-profile event for it to take off,” he said.”


    #Textiles / #clothing / #blending / #camouflage <theguardian.com/fashion/2026/j>

  2. “Companies have started incorporating “adversarial patterns” in their garments – carefully designed arrangements of shapes, colours and repeated motifs said to exploit weaknesses in some #ComputerVision systems.

    The designers say advances in #computing have made it easier to incorporate such patterns into commercially viable garments. Experts caution that the effectiveness of the patterns depends on the #surveillance system and the conditions in which it is used, but #NickTidball, the co-founder of the clothing brand Vollebak, thinks “adversarial clothing” could be on the cusp of going mainstream.

    #AntiSurveillance feelings are so widespread that all it would take is for a single celebrity to wear one of these garments, currently popular in the #countercultural fashion world, to a high-profile event for it to take off,” he said.”


    #Textiles / #clothing / #blending / #camouflage <theguardian.com/fashion/2026/j>

  3. “Companies have started incorporating “adversarial patterns” in their garments – carefully designed arrangements of shapes, colours and repeated motifs said to exploit weaknesses in some #ComputerVision systems.

    The designers say advances in #computing have made it easier to incorporate such patterns into commercially viable garments. Experts caution that the effectiveness of the patterns depends on the #surveillance system and the conditions in which it is used, but #NickTidball, the co-founder of the clothing brand Vollebak, thinks “adversarial clothing” could be on the cusp of going mainstream.

    #AntiSurveillance feelings are so widespread that all it would take is for a single celebrity to wear one of these garments, currently popular in the #countercultural fashion world, to a high-profile event for it to take off,” he said.”


    #Textiles / #clothing / #blending / #camouflage <theguardian.com/fashion/2026/j>

  4. “Companies have started incorporating “adversarial patterns” in their garments – carefully designed arrangements of shapes, colours and repeated motifs said to exploit weaknesses in some #ComputerVision systems.

    The designers say advances in #computing have made it easier to incorporate such patterns into commercially viable garments. Experts caution that the effectiveness of the patterns depends on the #surveillance system and the conditions in which it is used, but #NickTidball, the co-founder of the clothing brand Vollebak, thinks “adversarial clothing” could be on the cusp of going mainstream.

    #AntiSurveillance feelings are so widespread that all it would take is for a single celebrity to wear one of these garments, currently popular in the #countercultural fashion world, to a high-profile event for it to take off,” he said.”


    #Textiles / #clothing / #blending / #camouflage <theguardian.com/fashion/2026/j>

  5. “Companies have started incorporating “adversarial patterns” in their garments – carefully designed arrangements of shapes, colours and repeated motifs said to exploit weaknesses in some #ComputerVision systems.

    The designers say advances in #computing have made it easier to incorporate such patterns into commercially viable garments. Experts caution that the effectiveness of the patterns depends on the #surveillance system and the conditions in which it is used, but #NickTidball, the co-founder of the clothing brand Vollebak, thinks “adversarial clothing” could be on the cusp of going mainstream.

    #AntiSurveillance feelings are so widespread that all it would take is for a single celebrity to wear one of these garments, currently popular in the #countercultural fashion world, to a high-profile event for it to take off,” he said.”


    #Textiles / #clothing / #blending / #camouflage <theguardian.com/fashion/2026/j>

  6. The Lockdown Letterheads demonstrations included these three, among others:

    1. Sketching with Noel B. Weber, which followed his home studio tour: bl.ag/lockdown/#noel-b-weber-h

    2. Blending with Liane Barker: bl.ag/lockdown/#blending-demon

    3. Drawn Terminals in Calligraphy with Carl Rohrs: bl.ag/lockdown/#drawn-terminal
    (Carl also included some downloadable resources based on his analysis of the calligraphic work of Alfred Linz and its applications to sign painting.)

    3/X

    #Sketching #Blending #Calligraphy #SignPainting #Lettering

  7. The Lockdown Letterheads demonstrations included these three, among others:

    1. Sketching with Noel B. Weber, which followed his home studio tour: bl.ag/lockdown/#noel-b-weber-h

    2. Blending with Liane Barker: bl.ag/lockdown/#blending-demon

    3. Drawn Terminals in Calligraphy with Carl Rohrs: bl.ag/lockdown/#drawn-terminal
    (Carl also included some downloadable resources based on his analysis of the calligraphic work of Alfred Linz and its applications to sign painting.)

    3/X

    #Sketching #Blending #Calligraphy #SignPainting #Lettering

  8. The Lockdown Letterheads demonstrations included these three, among others:

    1. Sketching with Noel B. Weber, which followed his home studio tour: bl.ag/lockdown/#noel-b-weber-h

    2. Blending with Liane Barker: bl.ag/lockdown/#blending-demon

    3. Drawn Terminals in Calligraphy with Carl Rohrs: bl.ag/lockdown/#drawn-terminal
    (Carl also included some downloadable resources based on his analysis of the calligraphic work of Alfred Linz and its applications to sign painting.)

    3/X

    #Sketching #Blending #Calligraphy #SignPainting #Lettering

  9. The Lockdown Letterheads demonstrations included these three, among others:

    1. Sketching with Noel B. Weber, which followed his home studio tour: bl.ag/lockdown/#noel-b-weber-h

    2. Blending with Liane Barker: bl.ag/lockdown/#blending-demon

    3. Drawn Terminals in Calligraphy with Carl Rohrs: bl.ag/lockdown/#drawn-terminal
    (Carl also included some downloadable resources based on his analysis of the calligraphic work of Alfred Linz and its applications to sign painting.)

    3/X

    #Sketching #Blending #Calligraphy #SignPainting #Lettering