Posts Tagged ‘ art ’
no responses - Posted 01.05.09
Already available for Mac and PC, Passage is more of an art project than what may be assumed at first, a game. This is most probably because it’s visual appearance is reminiscent of old school 16 bit pixel based platform games. Once loaded it doesn’t take long to realise that the task is pretty simple, maybe too simple; [...]
continue1 response - Posted 12.04.08
“Camera Art” is a term used when you throw your camera into the air using long exposure to generate imagery, a form of Kinetic Photography if you like. Of course, with Camera Art for the iPhone you don’t actually need to throw your iPhone around but rather the app uses the motion sensor to detect [...]
continueno responses - Posted 11.18.08
AirPaint allows you to paint in air with your iPhone. It uses the built-in accelerometer to estimate how you move the iPhone when painting a stroke in air and the stroke is then displayed on screen.
Inspired by light graffiti, AirPaint brings the concept of long exposure in photography to the iPhone. Light graffiti is a method [...]
no responses - Posted 10.10.08
Masayuki is an installation/visual artist and most recently an iPhone developer. Known in the jailbreaking community before the AppStore days, developing some of the first native iPhone apps. Unfortunately these are no longer available since he became an official developer (NDA).
Currently, he has a number of interesting apps in the AppStore. Some more mainstream than others but never the less, [...]
no responses - Posted 10.05.08
This is an application released only few days ago. Whilst at first sight it may seem a little simple or maybe too simple it offers exactly what it says - Draws Pixels. There may be no much control over how you draw pixels but the feature to convert images into pixel graphics is there which [...]
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