Using Processing (A programming language created to teach fundamentals of computer programming within a visual context ), video artist Glenn Marshall has created a mesmerizing 100% programmed/generative computer art: Metamorphosis.
Inspired by one of his previous works named “butterfly”, Marshall spins delicate visuals that show some of the power of programmed animation.
Marshall says:
These kind of ambitious concepts where difficult for me to implement back then within the practical limits of traditional 3d/2d software. So I wanted Metamorphosis be symbolic of my passing over into 100% programmed/generative computer art, where perhaps these kinds of ideas can reach more of their potential.
Talented French artist, Pierre Beteille, is skillful in manipulation of portraits (specially his own self portraits) using photoshop.This is how he describes himself:
I am not a photographer or an artist, I just make images … I shoot very average or even bad photos that I try to improve thanks to Photoshop …
Not only a photoshop guru, Pierre Beteille also works as art director, web designer and flash designer.Here are just some his brilliant Photoshopped portraits:
Project Transformers is the latest art project by the French-Swiss award winner artist, Guillaume Reymond, who has won the Youtube Video Awards 2007 with his Game Over Project (Tetris).
Project Transformers utilizes different types of vehicles, gathering them in a precise choreography to create what looks from the sky like gigantic robots.
The project is conducted in three parts.The first part of project took place Tuesday, August 26 on the big square of Vevey, Switzerland, where a ballet of ambulances, fire trucks and vehicles on the roads was performed under the “eyes” of Photo Zeppelin.
“Alice in Wonderland” is a photo set taken by talented artist Annie Leibovitz, for Vogue Magazine featuring Russian model Natalia Vodianova as Alice.Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s Masterpiece, Leibovitz utilizes Surrealism expertly to reveal the fantastic world in which Alice lived.
Curiouser and Curiouser:
Beyond nonsense verse and coming-of-age fables, Lewis Carroll’s true passion was photographing moody young beauties. Olivier Theyskens, in the guise of Carroll, captures model Natalia Vodianova as Alice Liddell. Natalia wears a Rochas iridescent blue-flower ruffle dress specially designed by Theyskens.
