1 Headline a day - 2023 InfoWars

It was one year. 2023. I took the headlines from InfoWars. One each day. No more. No less. They spoke of borders broken open. Of shots that harmed more than helped. Of wars stirred by distant hands. Of leaders who fell or clung too long. Of strange clots in dead veins. Of balloons and trains that poisoned the earth. Of children taught wrong things. Of truth called lies.

Each month I was inspired by a new artist. The images were made by machine. Clean. Sharp. True to the hand of the man.

January: Julie Bell. Metal and muscle. Fantasy strong.

February: Simon Bisley. Rough. Comic fury.

March: Glenn Fabry. Dark lines. Preacher's edge.

April: Ashley Wood. War machines. Rusty worlds.

May: James Jean. Darker works. Surreal dreams.

June: James Roper. Folded light. Explosions of form.

July: Vania Zouravliov. Victorian shadows. Strange tales.

August: João Ruas. Myth in ink. Forest gods.

September: Dan Hillier. Victorian collage. Occult cuts.

October: Richey Beckett. Black ink myths. Detailed beasts.

November: Florian Bertmer. Horror punk. Skull and cross.

December: John Dyer Baizley. Organic flow. Nature entwined.

The video moves slow. Headline appears. Then the art. No Music. Just voice, the words and the pictures. A snapshot of one source through twelve months. The year in warnings. In fears made visible.

Watch it once. See what was said. Day by day.