The post CASETiFY Releases Limited-Edition Phone Accessories Inspired by Hit Series “Squid Game” appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Fans can grab a number of stylish iPhone cases with recognizable motifs from the series. The designs include a Custom Player Number on the back of the case, XO symbols from the Voting Game, the Front Man’s mask, a Young-hee doll, Game Instructions for games featured in season two, and more.
The collection also features Squid Game-infused iPad and Macbook cases, case danglers, Apple Watch bands, wireless chargers, earbuds pouches, AirTag holders, and more.
The prices range from $35.99 for danglers and pouches to $1,1142.99 for a Squid Game Ultimate Survival Kit that serves as a bundle for all of the items in the collection. These phone and electronic accessories are available on CASETiFY’s official webshop as well as official retail locations.
“Welcome Players – the game is about to begin, again. Celebrate season 2 of Squid Game with a new drop from our exclusive Co-Lab. It’s time to make your choice: Are you in or out?,” CASETiFY shared in the description of the release.
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]]>The post Watch a YouTuber Transform a Walnut Into a Bluetooth Speaker appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Nowadays, you can get Bluetooth speakers in all sorts of designs and sizes. But, that wasn’t enough for YouTuber Penguin DIY, who decided to create one from a walnut.
In a video shared on YouTube, Penguin DIY documented a process of transforming a walnut into a fully functional Bluetooth speaker. The creator started by cleaning the walnut shell before fitting it with electronic and audio components. Every step of the process came with detailed instructions so the viewers could replicate the project by themselves.
After all the work was done, Penguin DIY sealed the walnut shell and went on to test out their creation. Fascinatingly, the walnut Bluetooth speaker not only worked, but it worked quite well, producing quality sound and even having the control buttons to switch between the tracks.
“From the choice of the perfect walnut shell to the installation of modules, amplifiers, speakers, and a rechargeable battery, this project is a fusion of nature and technology,” Penguin DIY writes in the description of the video.
Check out this amazing video below.
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]]>The post Impressive Christmas Drone Show Sets 2 Guinness World Records appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The show not only brought smiles and awe to the faces of 2,000 visitors but also broke two Guinness World Records. The image of the standing Nutcracker was honored with the world record for the “largest aerial display of a fictional character formed by multirotors/drones.”
On the other hand, the image showing a Christmas tree packed with gifts in front of a snow-covered window set the world record for “the largest aerial image formed by multirotors/drones.”
The show was initially supposed to feature 1,500 drones, but one drone didn’t make it to the air. Luckily, its absence wasn’t notable, and the show still managed to look amazing.
“It was so amazing to break two Guinness World Records in my hometown once again. There’s nothing better than bringing the holiday spirit to families, and I think this show did just that,” Preston Ward, Chief Pilot of Sky Elements Drone Shows, told Guinness World Records’ official website.
The post Impressive Christmas Drone Show Sets 2 Guinness World Records appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post MOLI Studio “Repairs” Vintage Tech Gadgets Using Kintsugi appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese technique used for repairing broken pottery or other objects, during which broken pieces are joined together using gold or silver. The idea is that the repair should be visible because it is part of the history of the object.
Taking a new approach with kintsugi, MOLI decided to imagine broken pieces of technology being brought back to life with gold. The series features four iconic tech gadgets from Japan, including the original Nintendo Game Boy, a digital watch produced by Seiko, Sony Mega Watchman, and Sony’s vertical PS-F9 turntable, aka The Flamingo.
According to the studio, the goal of the Golden Era series is to pay tribute to Japan’s pop culture and country’s tradition.
“Hidden in the narrow streets of Japan’s urban landscape, tech gems from the 80s are given a second chance to shine,” Moli says about the project. “Through their scars, these nostalgic-driven rescues become time decoration treasures, carrying secrets and stories from another life.”
The post MOLI Studio “Repairs” Vintage Tech Gadgets Using Kintsugi appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Leica Designs a Camera That Can Store Photos Digitally and Print Them at the Same Time appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Leica recently announced a new camera model called SOFORT 2. The successor of their instant camera SOFORT, it represents a hybrid creation between an instant and a digital camera.
Just like any instant camera, SOFORT 2 will capture the photo and print it out. But also, it will store it in a digital version so you have a version to send to your friend’s inbox or post on social media. Designated memory is enough for 45 photos, but users can expand it with memory cards.
SOFORT 2, which will be released in November at a price of $389, comes with all sorts of other features that users will appreciate. For example, you will be able to upload digital photos to the camera and then print them out.
“It encourages an appreciation of the now. Because it‘s not just about recording a moment, but about sharing it with those who make it memorable,” says Leica about the camera.
The post Leica Designs a Camera That Can Store Photos Digitally and Print Them at the Same Time appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Someone Just Paid Close to $40K for an Original Sealed iPhone appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>When it came out in 2007, the first generation iPhone with a 2-megapixel camera and 4GB of storage went for $499. It appears that one person decided to buy one and then put it away for 15 years. They dusted it off recently and offered it at an auction with a starting bid of $2,500.
“Brand new, never activated,” it says in the description. “Collectors and investors would be hard pressed to find a superior example. Relevance and rarity comprise a winning formula for this red hot collectible.”
According to the LCG Auctions’ website, 28 bids were placed in total between September 30th and October 16th. The winning bid stood at $39,339.60, beating the previous record price for an unopened iPhone 1 of $35,000.
The first generation iPhone was announced in January 2007 before seeing U.S. release six months later. The product started a smartphone revolution and is often credited for making Apple one of the most successful companies in the world. It is estimated that 6.1 million iPhone units were sold before the phone was discontinued in 2008 to make room for iPhone 3G.
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]]>The post Artist Tasks AI to Reimagine Pop Culture Characters as Real People appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Intrigued by the possibilities of Artificial Intelligence in art, Jaram decided to give AI various art-related tasks and see what it would come up with. He uploads the results on his TikTok account, and they are usually nothing short of impressive. This is especially the case with the tasks in which AI reimagines pop culture characters as real people.
So far, Jaram tasked AI to bring to life the characters of The Simpsons, South Park, Sailor Moon, and various other pop culture staples, and each time the AI delivered. While sometimes disturbing, these reimaginations are usually spot on, and you can easily recognize each character.
“The idea for this series came to me from trying to be creative with AI, pushing its limits and seeing what it could do,” Jaram shared in a recent interview.
Continue scrolling to check out our favorite reimagined characters from Jaram’s TikTok profile.
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Family Guy characters as real people. #Familyguy #stewie #cartoon #cartoons #ai #artificialintelligence #askai #aiart #viral #foryou #foryoupage #fyp #fypシ ♬ Family Guy (Theme Instrumental) – The Toonosaurs
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show South Park characters as real people. #Southpark #human #realpeople #cartoon #cartman #ai #askai #artificialintelligence #southparkedit #Newyork #NYC #viral #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #fypシ ♬ Funny Song – Cavendish Music
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show The Simpsons characters as real people. #thesimpsons #Simpsons #Homer #cartoons #cartoon #animation #weird #ai #artificialintelligence #askingai #askai #midjourneyart #digitalartist #artist #funny #Mashup #creepy #Bart #Marge #milhouse #viral #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #fypage #fypシ ♬ The Simpson (Remix) – Trinix Remix
@darkside.ai Asking A.I to show Bob’s Burgers characters as real people. #bobsburgers #Tina #tinabelcher #ai #TV #tvshow #cartoon #cartoons #artificialintelligence #askai #askingai #fyp #foryou #fypage #foryoupage #viral #Mashup #funny #fypシ ♬ The Diarrhea Song – John Roberts & Eugene Mirman & Bob’s Burgers
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Dragon Ball Z characters as real people. #DragonBall #dragonballz #dragonballsuper #ai #artificialintelligence #Mashup #askai #askingai #cartoons #anime #weird #creepy #cartoon #fyp #viral #foryou #fypage #foryoupage #fypシ ♬ Cha-La Head-Cha-La – Dragon Ball Z & Dragon Ball
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Rick and Morty characters as real people. #rickandmorty #rickandmortyvideos #ai #cartoon #cartoons #askingai #askai #artificialintelligence #viral #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #fypage #fypシ ♬ Rick & Morty – Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Sailor Moon characters as real people. Popular request. #sailormoon #TV #model #models #cartoons #anime #weird #funny #sailormooncosplay #ai #artificialintelligence #askingai #fyp #foryou #fypage #foryoupage #viral ♬ Sailor Moon: Moonlight Densetsu: Opening Theme – Geek Music
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]]>The post Light Shines through the Windows in Nikita Busyak’s Architectural Sketches appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>While looking for ways to pass the time during long college classes, Busyak often found himself doing sketches. His most frequent subjects were buildings and monuments he saw in his hometown or during his trips around Europe. He also frequently made up his own architectural designs.
One time, Busyak decided to see if there was a way to improve his simple sketches with computer software. He experimented with effects until he got an idea to turn on the lights inside his buildings using a digital tool. This added a whole new dimension to his works, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere that pops up from the paper.
“I instantly fell in love with the effect and realized that this was the style I’ve been searching for for so many years,” he explained in a recent interview.
These architectural sketches proved to be quite popular on social media, with internet users being impressed not only by their glowing effects but also the variety of architectural styles they display, from the Baroque period to drawing of a simple cabin in the woods. Check out more of Busyak’s works below.
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]]>The post Annada Menon Drew a Different Robot Each Day for a Month appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Despite the impressive technological progress that we made, robots are still very limited in what they can do. So far, no one has been able to truly bring fiction to reality and build a robot that can talk, move, or do other things inherent to humans.
Still, this didn’t stop illustrator Annada Menon from getting creative and dedicating an entire month of work to robots. She decided to give herself a challenge that would see her draw a different robot each day.
According to Menon, she occasionally does similar challenges, and this time she wanted to get out of her comfort zone. Not being great with drawing machines, she figured robots would be a great way to check all the boxes.
“My approach for the series was to make the robots cute and friendly,” said Menon about her works.
The challenge was a success, and she managed to come up with some beautiful and intriguing designs. One of them even won an award at the annual “MARCH of ROBOTS” competition organized by influential illustrator DaCosta Bayley.
Check out some of our favorite robots from the series below.
The post Annada Menon Drew a Different Robot Each Day for a Month appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Using Code to Create Art: The Work of Zach Lieberman appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>His experimental approach to art is based around computer graphics, human-computer interaction, and computer vision, using technology in a playful way that aims to break down the fragile boundary between the visible and the invisible.
Based in New York City, Lieberman creates artwork using code, focusing on building experimental drawing and animation tools. His work also includes interactive environments that invite participants to join in and become performers themselves.
With a B.A. in Fine Arts from Hunter College and both a B.F.A. and M.F.A. in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design, his work (a perfect blend of art and technology) has appeared in numerous exhibitions around the world, including Ars Electronica, Futuresonic, CeBIT, and the Off Festival.
But Lieberman also shares his work online, on his Instagram page – a page wholly dedicated to his experimentations with code. According to Lieberman, most of his sketches are coded in openFrameworks (using Xcode), while a few use paper.js.
“One thing I try to do, especially with the Instagram sketches, is try to stick with very simple things, like simple geometry,” explained Lieberman in an interview with the Verge. “What happens if you start with a circle and then you rotate it, and you extrude it and you revolve it? It’s almost like using geometry as a starting point, and glitching or changing through things.”
“The other thing that I’m really passionate about is motion,” he adds, “and how movement and animation can create an emotional response.”
Check out some of his recent work in the gallery below, and purchase a digital print of his work here:
The post Using Code to Create Art: The Work of Zach Lieberman appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post CASETiFY Releases Limited-Edition Phone Accessories Inspired by Hit Series “Squid Game” appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Fans can grab a number of stylish iPhone cases with recognizable motifs from the series. The designs include a Custom Player Number on the back of the case, XO symbols from the Voting Game, the Front Man’s mask, a Young-hee doll, Game Instructions for games featured in season two, and more.
The collection also features Squid Game-infused iPad and Macbook cases, case danglers, Apple Watch bands, wireless chargers, earbuds pouches, AirTag holders, and more.
The prices range from $35.99 for danglers and pouches to $1,1142.99 for a Squid Game Ultimate Survival Kit that serves as a bundle for all of the items in the collection. These phone and electronic accessories are available on CASETiFY’s official webshop as well as official retail locations.
“Welcome Players – the game is about to begin, again. Celebrate season 2 of Squid Game with a new drop from our exclusive Co-Lab. It’s time to make your choice: Are you in or out?,” CASETiFY shared in the description of the release.
The post CASETiFY Releases Limited-Edition Phone Accessories Inspired by Hit Series “Squid Game” appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Watch a YouTuber Transform a Walnut Into a Bluetooth Speaker appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Nowadays, you can get Bluetooth speakers in all sorts of designs and sizes. But, that wasn’t enough for YouTuber Penguin DIY, who decided to create one from a walnut.
In a video shared on YouTube, Penguin DIY documented a process of transforming a walnut into a fully functional Bluetooth speaker. The creator started by cleaning the walnut shell before fitting it with electronic and audio components. Every step of the process came with detailed instructions so the viewers could replicate the project by themselves.
After all the work was done, Penguin DIY sealed the walnut shell and went on to test out their creation. Fascinatingly, the walnut Bluetooth speaker not only worked, but it worked quite well, producing quality sound and even having the control buttons to switch between the tracks.
“From the choice of the perfect walnut shell to the installation of modules, amplifiers, speakers, and a rechargeable battery, this project is a fusion of nature and technology,” Penguin DIY writes in the description of the video.
Check out this amazing video below.
The post Watch a YouTuber Transform a Walnut Into a Bluetooth Speaker appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Impressive Christmas Drone Show Sets 2 Guinness World Records appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The show not only brought smiles and awe to the faces of 2,000 visitors but also broke two Guinness World Records. The image of the standing Nutcracker was honored with the world record for the “largest aerial display of a fictional character formed by multirotors/drones.”
On the other hand, the image showing a Christmas tree packed with gifts in front of a snow-covered window set the world record for “the largest aerial image formed by multirotors/drones.”
The show was initially supposed to feature 1,500 drones, but one drone didn’t make it to the air. Luckily, its absence wasn’t notable, and the show still managed to look amazing.
“It was so amazing to break two Guinness World Records in my hometown once again. There’s nothing better than bringing the holiday spirit to families, and I think this show did just that,” Preston Ward, Chief Pilot of Sky Elements Drone Shows, told Guinness World Records’ official website.
The post Impressive Christmas Drone Show Sets 2 Guinness World Records appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post MOLI Studio “Repairs” Vintage Tech Gadgets Using Kintsugi appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Kintsugi is a traditional Japanese technique used for repairing broken pottery or other objects, during which broken pieces are joined together using gold or silver. The idea is that the repair should be visible because it is part of the history of the object.
Taking a new approach with kintsugi, MOLI decided to imagine broken pieces of technology being brought back to life with gold. The series features four iconic tech gadgets from Japan, including the original Nintendo Game Boy, a digital watch produced by Seiko, Sony Mega Watchman, and Sony’s vertical PS-F9 turntable, aka The Flamingo.
According to the studio, the goal of the Golden Era series is to pay tribute to Japan’s pop culture and country’s tradition.
“Hidden in the narrow streets of Japan’s urban landscape, tech gems from the 80s are given a second chance to shine,” Moli says about the project. “Through their scars, these nostalgic-driven rescues become time decoration treasures, carrying secrets and stories from another life.”
The post MOLI Studio “Repairs” Vintage Tech Gadgets Using Kintsugi appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Leica Designs a Camera That Can Store Photos Digitally and Print Them at the Same Time appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Leica recently announced a new camera model called SOFORT 2. The successor of their instant camera SOFORT, it represents a hybrid creation between an instant and a digital camera.
Just like any instant camera, SOFORT 2 will capture the photo and print it out. But also, it will store it in a digital version so you have a version to send to your friend’s inbox or post on social media. Designated memory is enough for 45 photos, but users can expand it with memory cards.
SOFORT 2, which will be released in November at a price of $389, comes with all sorts of other features that users will appreciate. For example, you will be able to upload digital photos to the camera and then print them out.
“It encourages an appreciation of the now. Because it‘s not just about recording a moment, but about sharing it with those who make it memorable,” says Leica about the camera.
The post Leica Designs a Camera That Can Store Photos Digitally and Print Them at the Same Time appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Someone Just Paid Close to $40K for an Original Sealed iPhone appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>When it came out in 2007, the first generation iPhone with a 2-megapixel camera and 4GB of storage went for $499. It appears that one person decided to buy one and then put it away for 15 years. They dusted it off recently and offered it at an auction with a starting bid of $2,500.
“Brand new, never activated,” it says in the description. “Collectors and investors would be hard pressed to find a superior example. Relevance and rarity comprise a winning formula for this red hot collectible.”
According to the LCG Auctions’ website, 28 bids were placed in total between September 30th and October 16th. The winning bid stood at $39,339.60, beating the previous record price for an unopened iPhone 1 of $35,000.
The first generation iPhone was announced in January 2007 before seeing U.S. release six months later. The product started a smartphone revolution and is often credited for making Apple one of the most successful companies in the world. It is estimated that 6.1 million iPhone units were sold before the phone was discontinued in 2008 to make room for iPhone 3G.
The post Someone Just Paid Close to $40K for an Original Sealed iPhone appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Artist Tasks AI to Reimagine Pop Culture Characters as Real People appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Intrigued by the possibilities of Artificial Intelligence in art, Jaram decided to give AI various art-related tasks and see what it would come up with. He uploads the results on his TikTok account, and they are usually nothing short of impressive. This is especially the case with the tasks in which AI reimagines pop culture characters as real people.
So far, Jaram tasked AI to bring to life the characters of The Simpsons, South Park, Sailor Moon, and various other pop culture staples, and each time the AI delivered. While sometimes disturbing, these reimaginations are usually spot on, and you can easily recognize each character.
“The idea for this series came to me from trying to be creative with AI, pushing its limits and seeing what it could do,” Jaram shared in a recent interview.
Continue scrolling to check out our favorite reimagined characters from Jaram’s TikTok profile.
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Family Guy characters as real people. #Familyguy #stewie #cartoon #cartoons #ai #artificialintelligence #askai #aiart #viral #foryou #foryoupage #fyp #fypシ ♬ Family Guy (Theme Instrumental) – The Toonosaurs
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show South Park characters as real people. #Southpark #human #realpeople #cartoon #cartman #ai #askai #artificialintelligence #southparkedit #Newyork #NYC #viral #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #fypシ ♬ Funny Song – Cavendish Music
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show The Simpsons characters as real people. #thesimpsons #Simpsons #Homer #cartoons #cartoon #animation #weird #ai #artificialintelligence #askingai #askai #midjourneyart #digitalartist #artist #funny #Mashup #creepy #Bart #Marge #milhouse #viral #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #fypage #fypシ ♬ The Simpson (Remix) – Trinix Remix
@darkside.ai Asking A.I to show Bob’s Burgers characters as real people. #bobsburgers #Tina #tinabelcher #ai #TV #tvshow #cartoon #cartoons #artificialintelligence #askai #askingai #fyp #foryou #fypage #foryoupage #viral #Mashup #funny #fypシ ♬ The Diarrhea Song – John Roberts & Eugene Mirman & Bob’s Burgers
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Dragon Ball Z characters as real people. #DragonBall #dragonballz #dragonballsuper #ai #artificialintelligence #Mashup #askai #askingai #cartoons #anime #weird #creepy #cartoon #fyp #viral #foryou #fypage #foryoupage #fypシ ♬ Cha-La Head-Cha-La – Dragon Ball Z & Dragon Ball
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Rick and Morty characters as real people. #rickandmorty #rickandmortyvideos #ai #cartoon #cartoons #askingai #askai #artificialintelligence #viral #fyp #foryou #foryoupage #fypage #fypシ ♬ Rick & Morty – Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em
@darkside.ai Asking A.I. to show Sailor Moon characters as real people. Popular request. #sailormoon #TV #model #models #cartoons #anime #weird #funny #sailormooncosplay #ai #artificialintelligence #askingai #fyp #foryou #fypage #foryoupage #viral ♬ Sailor Moon: Moonlight Densetsu: Opening Theme – Geek Music
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]]>The post Light Shines through the Windows in Nikita Busyak’s Architectural Sketches appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>While looking for ways to pass the time during long college classes, Busyak often found himself doing sketches. His most frequent subjects were buildings and monuments he saw in his hometown or during his trips around Europe. He also frequently made up his own architectural designs.
One time, Busyak decided to see if there was a way to improve his simple sketches with computer software. He experimented with effects until he got an idea to turn on the lights inside his buildings using a digital tool. This added a whole new dimension to his works, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere that pops up from the paper.
“I instantly fell in love with the effect and realized that this was the style I’ve been searching for for so many years,” he explained in a recent interview.
These architectural sketches proved to be quite popular on social media, with internet users being impressed not only by their glowing effects but also the variety of architectural styles they display, from the Baroque period to drawing of a simple cabin in the woods. Check out more of Busyak’s works below.
The post Light Shines through the Windows in Nikita Busyak’s Architectural Sketches appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Annada Menon Drew a Different Robot Each Day for a Month appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>Despite the impressive technological progress that we made, robots are still very limited in what they can do. So far, no one has been able to truly bring fiction to reality and build a robot that can talk, move, or do other things inherent to humans.
Still, this didn’t stop illustrator Annada Menon from getting creative and dedicating an entire month of work to robots. She decided to give herself a challenge that would see her draw a different robot each day.
According to Menon, she occasionally does similar challenges, and this time she wanted to get out of her comfort zone. Not being great with drawing machines, she figured robots would be a great way to check all the boxes.
“My approach for the series was to make the robots cute and friendly,” said Menon about her works.
The challenge was a success, and she managed to come up with some beautiful and intriguing designs. One of them even won an award at the annual “MARCH of ROBOTS” competition organized by influential illustrator DaCosta Bayley.
Check out some of our favorite robots from the series below.
The post Annada Menon Drew a Different Robot Each Day for a Month appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>The post Using Code to Create Art: The Work of Zach Lieberman appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
]]>His experimental approach to art is based around computer graphics, human-computer interaction, and computer vision, using technology in a playful way that aims to break down the fragile boundary between the visible and the invisible.
Based in New York City, Lieberman creates artwork using code, focusing on building experimental drawing and animation tools. His work also includes interactive environments that invite participants to join in and become performers themselves.
With a B.A. in Fine Arts from Hunter College and both a B.F.A. and M.F.A. in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design, his work (a perfect blend of art and technology) has appeared in numerous exhibitions around the world, including Ars Electronica, Futuresonic, CeBIT, and the Off Festival.
But Lieberman also shares his work online, on his Instagram page – a page wholly dedicated to his experimentations with code. According to Lieberman, most of his sketches are coded in openFrameworks (using Xcode), while a few use paper.js.
“One thing I try to do, especially with the Instagram sketches, is try to stick with very simple things, like simple geometry,” explained Lieberman in an interview with the Verge. “What happens if you start with a circle and then you rotate it, and you extrude it and you revolve it? It’s almost like using geometry as a starting point, and glitching or changing through things.”
“The other thing that I’m really passionate about is motion,” he adds, “and how movement and animation can create an emotional response.”
Check out some of his recent work in the gallery below, and purchase a digital print of his work here:
The post Using Code to Create Art: The Work of Zach Lieberman appeared first on MagazineBlogger.
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