Dynamic cityscapes painted with extreme energy — posted on mymodernmet.com by Katie Hosmer; art by Van Tame
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Dynamic cityscapes painted with extreme energy — posted on mymodernmet.com by Katie Hosmer; art by Van Tame
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14-foot wall built out of 12,000 colorful pencils — from mymodernmet.com, highlighting the work of blackLAB Architects
Largest multi-touch screen in U.S. installed at Cleveland Art Museum — from mashable.com by Lauren Indvik
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Museums are places we often go to connect with our pasts. The Cleveland Museum of Art , however, is also giving us a glimpse of the future.
The museum recently installed what it claims is the nation’s largest multi-touch screen, where as many as 16 visitors at a time can explore the 3,500 works in the permanent collection on display. Pieces are presented as thumbnails on a 40-foot-wide moving grid. Visitors can click on individual images to pull up more information, and to discover similar items by category (such as African art), artist, medium or period.
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6 Photoshop masters you should know — from inspiredm.com by Ann Smarty
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3D printers are changing how designers make and market art — from bwebpronews.com by Zach Walton
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Architect constructs 3D cityscape paper sculptures — from mymodernmet.com posted by Katie Hosmer
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RGB, an animated short that explores how colored light mixes –– from laughingsquid.com by Justin Page
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VideoScribe HD by Sparkol — with thanks to Sue Gorman (@sjgorman) whose post on Twitter said, “VideoScribe HD -create Fast Drawing videos…awesome!”
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For folks interested in art:
The Profilograph: A rotating device that creates continuously morphing profiles — from thisiscolossal.com
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An interesting cross-disciplinary device, no?
Arts organizations and digital technologies — from PewInternet.org
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