Tag: technology
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Play Traffic Light Pong with the Person on the Other Side of the Road!
Back in 2012, a trio of interaction design students from HAWK University unveiled a concept for StreetPong, an interactive game of pong installed at a street crossing that allows you to play opponents waiting on the other side. The concept video (above) was viewed a bajillion times around the web, compelling designers Amelie Künzler, Sandro Angel, and…
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Be AMAZED as Augmented Reality Brings Your Paintings to Life!
There can be no doubt that the advancement of technology has had an impact on art. Not only has it increased the ability to share, consider, adore, contemplate, and purchase traditional works, it has in many instances birthed completely new forms of personal expression. But when we discovered what APositive were doing in fusing technology…
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Friday Funnies: When Technology Goes Wrong
Given the countless hours of coding, systems and processes that have gone into creating www.artfido.com, we’re obviously huge fans of technology. Technology has made our lives easier, faster, more knowledgeable, and has generally brought us all closer together (although each of these are arguable!) However when technology goes wrong, it can go very, very wrong.…
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When Art and Technology Mix – Realistic Painting Using an iPad by David Kassan!
In an age of post-abstract representational painting, Brooklyn-based artist David Jon Kassan‘s stark realism separates him from the pack. With a critical eye for anatomy, he expertly captures the subtle nuances of his subjects through the use of oil on panel, charcoal, and graphite in his life-size paintings and drawings. David recently tried his hand at…
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Art and Technology – Where will the future take us?
There can be no doubt that the advancement of technology has had an impact on art. Not only has it increased the ability to share, consider, adore, contemplate, and purchase traditional works, it has in many instances birthed completely new forms of personal expression. It’s doubtful that artists 200 years ago could have imagined creating…