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Another momentous occasion in my journey to become a painter happened when I first saw this work. Read on…
If you’re like me and you trawl the design and inspiration sites from time to time, you will have noticed the increased use of a new style of animated gif. Read on…
As often happens with maleable young minds, I was converted to art by a fantastically passionate teacher. Read on…
To be able to capture a delicate sensuality in the sitter while managing to avoid any sexual overtones and thus draw the attention of an audience in such a powerful way, John Singer Sargent has been able to reach a goal that so many portraitists strive towards but few ever achieve. Read on…
Although I never really ventured onto walls, Mode 2‘s pieces were a huge inspiration for me as a young’un. In fact, he is simply one of the most influential graffiti artists there has ever been. Read on…
Fantastic painting by Romanian artist, Adrian Ghenie. Since I have yet to see the work in person, I am not sure whether the depth of the paint where the face would be is actual depth or painted to look like it, either way, it’s a great idea and superbly executed. Read on…
We live in a colorful world. In many countries, colors represent various holidays; they are also used to express feelings and enliven language. Here is a list of key colors and some of their meanings around the world. Read on…
Great use of a combination of search, maps and street view technologies – shame I can’t find a single classic that I love from any of these amazing galleries. Hope to see this collection expand as time goes on. www.googleartproject.com/
Tipped off to this research project by the nice guys over at Adobe, PhD student Seok-Hyung Bae and others have developed an intuitive 3d sketching platform that looks from the videos here to be nothing short of revloutionary. I cannot wait to try this out.
Since the early days of my experiements with computer graphics, I have been following the work of James Paterson and Amit Pitaru – then as Insert Silence they created a landmark animated piece for Bjork and ever since, have always wondered how it was done. This week I discovered they had been using propietary software developed by Pitaru called Rhonda. Originally conceived around 2003, the pair have for the first time offered it for public use.
Congratulations guys, this tool is a huge step in 3d sketching. Shallow learning curve and fantasic fun to play with. Sign up for the free download here