Art of the Day by Evan Hilsenberg-Riley
Art of the Day by Evan Hilsenberg-Riley Evan is a Pacific Northwest native, who grew up in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. She cultivated a love for impressionism and color therapy while pursuing fine art courses at Washington State University (in glorious Pullman, Washington). “I have long been mesmerized and inspired by […]
Google Cultural Institute’s Gigapixel Camera
The Google Cultural Institute, an online virtual museum with high-quality digitizations of artifacts from across the globe, recently added more than 1,000 ultra-high-resolution images of classic paintings and other artwork by Monet, Van Gogh and many others. A new robotic camera system Google has developed called ‘Art Camera’ has made it possible for the organization […]
Art Scan of the day: Character cutouts
Here’s a fun little project we helped with for another local printer, the Wide Format Group. We did the scanning and editing of these little guys. We first scanned them, then completely digitally repainted them, including all the halftones, so they would look like the originals when printed 6 ft tall, then cutout with a […]
Art of the Day: John Brophy
John Brophy’s recent body of work “Breaking the Spell” explores spiritual themes but through a digital lens. His oil paintings are rendered in a vividly three-dimensional style that makes them akin to digital renderings. The glowing, hologram-like characters interact with ancient goddess symbols and elements of pagan ritual. John Brophy’s commentary on consumer culture becomes […]