While reading posts on the photo forum I came to one by Ansel Rosewater; In trying to answer it, before I knew it, I was showing him examples of what I was talking about.
After I had posted it, it just occurred to me......I will have no earthly idea "who" looked at it, whether they had any idea what I was talking about, etc etc. So.......I copied the whole thing, drug it up to The Attic, and Now I have to dig up all of the files again so YOU'LL know what I'm talking about.
Now at least I'll know in anyone saw it.
Ansel Rosewater wrote:
I went to an art exhibit which included photography and something called iPad art, which I found interesting. Id like to know how this is done.
Ive searched and found many apps for doing art on an iPad. Most are ways of using a stylus or ones finger to simulate oils or watercolor using various brushes.
None looked as if they would make an abstract such as the example, which I photographed. Any help would be appreciated... and thanks.
Ansel;
iPads are amazing things, but I'm having a hard time thinking that they would be very good for "creating" art; The reason I say this is, I have been using Apple computers for about 12 or 13 years now, and I became interested in "creating" art with software quite some time ago; most of what I have done, I refer to it as "gradient art", simply because I use gradients to do most (but not all ) of it.
Is this art? Created on I-Pad. AWESOME!
http://youtu.be/uEdRLlqdgA4.
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