We’ve all seen those clever 3D paintings sketched out by street artists, but this incredible creation on London’s Canary Wharf quayside can claim to be the biggest – and quite possibly the best.
This fascinating new product from Wacom called the Inkling promises to ‘bridge the gap between traditional, freehand sketching and digital development,’ by letting artists sketch ideas on to paper and have them digitally captured, complete with layers.
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We think this one should perhaps be filed under “slightly obsessed,” but this clever stop motion animation shows a plasticine iPad being put through its places.
We’re not really sure what to make of this, but the Banksy-directed title scene for the long running cartoon series The Simpsons is certainly a bit different to the usual jaunty sequence.
A bunch of employees at Google’s offices in London have constructed a giant Google logo out of 884 individually printed 4×6 photographs.
A digital interactive billboard installation has been hard at work tickling, teasing, prodding, shrinking and vanishing passing Scousers in the centre of Liverpool.
The installation by artist Chris O’Shea, is titled “Hand from Above,” is designed to “encourage us to question our normal routine when we often find ourselves rushing from one destination to another,” and it’s proved a big hit in the ‘Pool.
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