Emilio Cassanese brings a generative approach to portrait illustrations
Emilio Cassanese latest series applies generatative elements as textures to portrait photographs to produce an unworldly look.
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Digital Arts magazine now available on Android through Google Play. Free preview issue included
You can now get your favourite creative magazines on your Android tablet through Google's new store.
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How to create Oscar-winning VFX: Pixomondo's VFX supervisor for Hugo tells us how subtlety trumped exploding robots
Ben Grossmann reveals how artistic use of stereoscopic 3D – enhanced with restrained use of VFX – can envelop an audience in a story.
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Quayola & Memo Akten create interactive animated installation for Cultural Olympiad
Quayola (aka 'dQ') and Memo Akten have created a multiscreen digital artwork for the National Media Museum.
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Cinesite gets its VFX to Mars for John Carter
VFX house Cinesite has completed over 800 visual effects shots for Disney’s John Carter, which is hit cinemas today.
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Robotic cheetah sets new robot land-speed record
OK, this is a little off-base from what we normally cover on Digital Arts. But bear with us, because it's fun, creative and involves robots.
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Saul Bass-illustrated 1962 children's book republished
The only children's book illustrated by film poster and title sequence design Saul Bass, Henri's Walk to Paris, has been re-released this month.
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Vimeo launches new version of iOS app
Vimeo has launched a new version of its iOS app, including native support for the iPad and integration with the Vimeo Music Store.
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First look: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet with pressure-sensitivity & Adobe Photoshop Touch app
The Galaxy Note 10.1 features a pressure-sensitive touchscreen and comes bundled with Adobe's Photoshop Touch app
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Inamo restaurant runs virtual tablecloth competition
Inamo St James is running a competition to create a design to be used as tablecloth in the restaurant.
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Raw Meat's 'Don't Wanna Grow Up' live art event in Camden features Dead Sea Mob
The Dead Sea Mob and others will be creating live art as part of a celebration of 80s childhood memories set up by artist Doyle.
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NewTek releases LightWave 11
NewTek LightWave 11 gains instancing, flocking, better dynmaics and systems for sharing content with Maya and ZBrush.
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Intel ponders solar-powered chips
Intel's experimental solar-powered processor may have started off as a fun project, but the chip maker is now looking to extend the technology to hardware such as graphics processors, memory and floating point units.
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Lume brings a handmade world of paper and cardboard to an iPhone, iPad and Mac game
State of Play Games has launched Lume, a puzzle adventure game made from paper and cardboard, on iPhone, iPod, iPad and the Mac.
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Future of SSD drives doomed, researchers say
As the circuitry of NAND flash-based, solid-state drives shrinks, performance drops precipitously -- meaning the technology could be doomed, according to new research.
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Two in three Google+ users are men
According to figures from Website-Monitoring.com, two-thirds of Google+ users are men, which stands in contrast to Facebook, where a majority of users are women, including 55% in the US.
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New book lets kids learn about colours using Pantone swatches
Pantone Colours hardy picturebook for pre-school kids featuring illustrations based around shades of a single colour.
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Origin68 releases new Si Scott t-shirt
Origin68 has released its Spring/Summer line of t-shirts, featuring artworks on themes of 'peace, love and music'.
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First Look: Clear makes to-do lists clean, simple and colour-led
When it comes to the App Store, to-do list apps are littered underfoot like so many dead leaves. Each, it seems, is trying to outdo the others in how many bells and whistles they can offer, vying for their chance at a spot on your Home screen.
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Pinterest: The basics
By now you've probably heard of Pinterest. If not, it's only a matter of time. In a mere two months or so, the social network has gone from little-known beta startup to hottest social network since Facebook.