The dominant creative tools are built by institutions that do not share our values. Their incentives are not creative. They are extractive.
Adobe is not a toolmaker. Adobe is a landlord.
We reject landlordware.
Creativity is not served by subscription models, locked file formats, or surveillance capitalism. It is not served by monopolies.
Blender proved that world-class tools can be built without corporate control. What matters is shared intent and strategic coordination.
Artists must design their own tools.
If you want to go fast, go alone.
If you want to go far, build infrastructure.
We’re not interested in speed. We’re interested in permanence.
There is no roadmap. There is only direction:
Away from rentier software.
Towards tools we own.