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Category: Digital Art

  • Danny van Ryswyk

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    Danny van Ryswyk is an artist from the Netherlands. When I originally wrote this post he was painting high-chroma, detailed still life subjects using the techniques of the Dutch masters, painting on mahogany wood panels. In an interesting turn of artistic direction, he is now working in monochromatic digital media in the vein of pop…

  • Carter Hodgkin

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    From a comment on my previous post about Fractal Images (thanks, Cedra), I learned of Carter Hodgkin, an artist working on one of those wonderfully fuzzy borders between art and science. Hodgkin’s paintings, drawings and prints are inspired by the tracings of “exotic” particles, strange bits of matter born in the miniature cataclysms created in…

  • 60 Fractal Images

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    I just love fractal generated images. These computer based images, crafted out of mathematical formulae, carry with them some of the visual characteristics of both natural forms and of abstract mathematical beauty. At their best, they resonate with a brain-tingling hint of infinity. Dainis Graveris has collected 60 prime examples, in this case all generated…

  • Genetic Programming: Evolution of Mona Lisa

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    Trial and error. What artist has not at some point resorted to “I’ll just try this and see if it looks better.“? You might say that, in light of Darwin’s model of natural selection, nature itself does the same: make a genetic mutation or two, or a billion, and see what works. Swedish programmer Roger…

  • Analog Photoshop Interface

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    As a long time Photoshop user, I just love this version of the Photoshop interface as represented by real-world objects. It’s a poster for software-asli.com, the creative credits are: creative director : Hendra Lesmono, art director : Andreas Junus & Irawandhani Kamarga, copywriter : Darrick Subrata and photgrapher : Anton Ismael. The mock up is…

  • More Fractals on COLORlovers

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    The COLORlovers blog, which I mentioned in this post and in my post on the History of the Color Wheel, has posted an article with a nice collection of Fractal Art. I find these kinds of images, created by manipulating the paramaters by which certain mathematical functions are interpreted, to be endlessly fascinating; both for…