In his articulation of Radical Digital Painting, Jeffrey Alan Scudder has developed an optimistic view of painting’s future that begins from an in-depth focus on digital materiality. “Painting is just a kind of picture message,” he argues, investigating strategies for the continuation of painting by other means. Scudder has a deep interest in education and has expanded his practice further through the Whistlegraph TikTok account, which boasts 1.3 million followers. There, Scudder and collaborators share lectures and drawing tutorials that are set to music. Scudder thinks of the drawing instructions as a sort of human-executable code. He has also developed the No Paint software, which is a unique iOS app that allows users to mix gesture and coding to create painterly compositions.