Digital Art
- 2. 1950
- 4. 1952 Ben Laposky used an oscilloscope to manipulate electronic waves from a fluorescent screen.
- 5. 1960 Computers were very expensive in the 1960’s. Only research laboratories, universities and large corporations could afford them. Regardless of these constraints, when the computer came into existence that’s when digital art started emerging.
- 6. 1970 1970’s, other than artists with mathematic and scientific backgrounds joined the scene. They begun to teach themselves to program rather than simply relying on computer programmers.
- 7. 1970
- 9. 1970 Various names have been used to describe the process :
- 10. 1980 The growth of the digital age started in the 1980’s. Computers were affordable and easily available to most. This is most commonly achieved by the use of layering techniques in image editing and paint software.
- 11. PRESENT… Art has clearly evolved and come a long way from mechanical devices and analogue computers. It is a lot easier to be an artist or learn the skills. It only gets better and easier from here on!
- 13. DIGITAL ART “Digital art is using new technologies for the digital, computer-based composition, display, and reproduction of images and sounds” – Katherine Thomson-Jones, Professor “Digital art is a general term for a range of artistic works and practices that use digital technology as an essential part of the creative and/or presentation process” – Christiane Paul, Curator “Digital art is anything involving computers and art such as using a computer to create art or digitized art displays” – EB Boyd, Writer
- 14. DIGITAL ART It is an overarching term that refers to all mechanized or computer-based art i.e., art generated with the aid of digital technology.
- 15. DIGITAL ART Any form of artwork that is produced or manipulated through digital medium (Softwares, graphics and renderers)
- 17. ANIMATION
- 18. WORLD WIDE WEB
- 20. 3D MODELING
- 21. PHOTOGRAPHY
- 22. ARCHITECTURE
- 23. ARCHITECTURE
- 26. Digital Arts are created using various digital tools and technologies as the main construction of the presentation more than just the traditional mediums, which has revolutionized the way of producing and experiencing arts.
- 28. DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY The artist uses a digital or conventional camera. The photographs are digitized and translated to the computer environment where the artist uses image editing and special effects software to perform darkroom type manipulations.
- 31. VECTOR DRAWING This makes use of shapes which are outlined and can be filled with various colors and patterns. This tends to produce a harder edged or graphic look. The artist uses vector drawing software and creates the image totally in the virtual environment
- 32. VECTOR DRAWING
- 33. VECTOR DRAWING
- 34. ALGORITHMIC/FRACTALS The art here lies in the invention of the mathematical formulas themselves and the way the programs are written to take advantage of the display capabilities of the hardware. The art also lies in the creative intentions and subsequent selections of the artist/mathematician. This is art produced exclusively by mathematical manipulations. This is the so-called "computer generated" art.
- 38. PHOTO PAINTING This combines the disciplines of photography and painting . The artist uses image editing and paint software to go beyond dark room technique to add further expression to the image.
- 39. PHOTO PAINTING
- 40. DIGITAL COLLAGE This is a technique of combining many images from varying sources into one image. This is most commonly achieved by the use of layering techniques in image editing and paint software.
- 41. DIGITAL COLLAGE
- 42. INTEGRATED DIGITAL ART This is a technique of combining many images from varying sources into one image. This is the "mixed media" of the digital art world. Artists combine any number of the techniques to achieve unique results. The digital environment is much less restricted than conventional mediums in this type of integration and manipulation.
- 44. DIGITAL PAINTING The artist creates 2D images totally in the computer virtual environment with the use of painting tools that emulate natural media styles. Sometimes referred to as "Natural Media"
- 46. DIGITAL PAINTING The artist uses 3D modeling and rendering software to essentially sculpt in virtual space. This method also makes use of all of the other methods.
- 48. 3D MODELING In 3D computer graphics, 3D modeling (or modelling) is the process of developing a mathematical representation of any three- dimensional surface of an object (either inanimate or living) via specialized software.
- 50. BLACK MARKET (born 1974) is mixed- media conceptual artist based in San Francisco. She creates large-scale spectacles of collected cultural objects, cumulative archives, and temporary vending installations, often with an active public component that invites viewers to directly participate as producers or distributors. By Stephanie Syjuco
- 51. BLACK MARKET "Black Markets", a series of re-imagined shops: photographs of marketplaces with the products digitally blacked out, and museum installations with the familiar decor and shelving design of a high-end boutique, but displaying unidentifiable lumps of "merchandise" wrapped in black papier- mache.
- 52. BLACK MARKET
- 53. BLACK MARKET
- 54. BLACK MARKET Showed how shapes, even when blotted out in black, can still be the main figure in an image.
- 55. BLACK MARKET