If you happen to be in Basel from June 10-16 for Art Basel, you can snap up one of 20 unique prints of my C-SCAPE endlessly evolving muti-cellulluar automata collection at The Digital Art Mile @ Space31, Rebgasse 31.
Just find the Generative Art kiosk organized & hosted by the fxhash team. The kiosk features a huge 86" screen showcasing realtime versions of generative art projects and single edition prints by 16 artists.
A small preview selection of C-SCAPE prints (30x30cm, 400g paper, high resolution) on offer (without watermark, of course)...
@robertoranon Thank you, Roberto! It's been actually always quite hard to select some interesting stills/crops, since for me the real beauty is in the constantly evolving nature of the realtime version, and I also much prefer a cinematic aspect ratio for this piece... Also technically, the sim just needs more horizontal space (pixels) and a long vertical actually has a bad aesthetic influence on the overall results... (IMO)
The train ride wasn’t as smooth as I would have liked, so I took a photo on my phone, sent it to my iPad, and did a loose squiggly sketch of some “Herzog” boxcars we passed.
The city’s annual art exhibition is afoot! This year we go to the city’s pollinator sites and make art about them. It’s for the butterflies or the bees, I can’t remember. I biked out to my closest site and had the best time doing this today. I made these extremely piss poor pixel sketches while cars were whipping past me and a cop was watching. I couldn’t see my iPad from the sun. Still did it tho. #art#kentucky#pixelart
I kinda wish the #InternetArchive had a filter for "the digital scan still has the original cover".
Because many of these 19th century books had amazing cover illustrations, especially if they were from the #ArtNouveau era. But unfortunately, the binding of most of the books that were digitized was eventually replaced entirely, and the covers were lost to history.
French film director, producer, and screenwriter Louis Jean Lumière died #OTD in 1948.
Alongside his brother Auguste, Louis is best known for inventing the Cinématographe, a motion picture camera, projector, and printer all in one. The Lumière brothers' work laid the foundation for the film industry and revolutionized visual storytelling.
