You Are the Product

The feed feels personal because attention is valuable.

A Question Everything print about algorithms, echo chambers, and the uncomfortable economics of endless scrolling. Conspiracy Corgi has notes. Eve would like you to check the source before adding red string.

“Lost souls scroll endlessly through personalized echo chambers, unaware they've been dead for years. The algorithm feeds you what you want to hear. YOU ARE THE PRODUCT.”

What's in the kit

One artwork, in every format you would actually use it in.

Print

• 4 × 6 in (1200 × 1800 px, 300 DPI)
• 8 × 12 in (2400 × 3600 px, 300 DPI)
• 12 × 18 in (3600 × 5400 px, 300 DPI)
• 16 × 24 in (4800 × 7200 px, 300 DPI)

Wallpapers

• Phone: 1290 × 2796 for iPhone, 1080 × 2400 for Android
• Tablet: 2048 × 2732
• Desktop: 2560 × 1440 and 1920 × 1080

Video call backgrounds

• 1920 × 1080, in a left and a right version, so the artwork sits beside you on screen instead of behind your head

Greeting card

• Flat 10 × 7 in at 300 DPI. Print one side, fold down the middle, and you have a 5 × 7 card with the art on the front and a blank inside to write in.

Plus a printing guide, a contents list, and your licence. Fifteen files, one instant download, nothing ships.

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This artwork was created using AI image generation tools, then selected, composed, and edited by hand. Personal use licence: print it, put it on your own devices, print the card and give it to someone. Not for resale or redistribution. Eve's Visionary Endeavors LLC.