Awesome digital art by Alberto Seveso. You often see photographers saying bad things about digital manipulation, or complaining how instagr.am tries to make a photographer out of anyone.
Well, here’s something remarkable, artistic and innovative one can do when manipulating a photo on his computer.
Take a look at his online portfolio! It’s really impressiveand f*cking creative!
What if music could be combined with paint in order to create sculptures? And what if these sculptures could dance?
That’s what the guys on the Dentsu Studio did. They put a few drops of paint on a rubber membrane, affected by the sound vibrations generated by a tiny speaker, and here’s what they came up with!
You can check the making of right here!
It’s never enough mentioning a good artist, and this guy really impresses me.
The guys behind the GPrime posted this series of pictures of street art painting that brings a wonderful 3d effect.
It’s great to see artistic expressions out of the usual context, and with such wonderful quality!
Guy Larame is multi-faced artist with over 30 years of experience.
One of his works is really impressive: he creates sculptures of landscapes using books as its raw material. It’s great to see how something conceived to spread art through words can also be transformed into another piece of art.
Have a look at his website to have a full view of his great work! Here I share a few of his incredible images.
Sound sculptures Drops of paint vibrating, dancing... Take a look at the making of!
GPS art
Vladimir Propp and Plot
How Geniuses Work - By the great Michael Michalko
I know that feel, bro...
