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This is autumn in Holland. Every Dutchman would recognize this scene as typical Dutch because of the contours of the bike and the firm Blokker.
The apps I used are Snapseed, Artomaton and Juxtaposer.
Title: Corner Bakery Still Life
Shot With: iPhone 6 Native Camera
Workflow: Snapseed, Camera+, Artomaton, PhotoToaster, Sketch Club, Stackables, Effexy
Shot with iPhone 6 - Edited with #Snapseed #artomaton #sketchclub #stackablesapp #psexpress #tooncamera
Used Trimaginator and Artomaton to create this one. I put up a video of me using Trimaginator when I was creating this image. www.youtube.com/watch?v=gW7XQSw1Kg8
I want to like Photo Glass, but its output is low-res and the developer chooses to annoy me with ads and hijacks.
Grid Distortion, laser engravings on anodized aluminum, 22"x22".
For Artomaton exhibition at MediaRuimte in Brussels.
Grid Distortion, laser engravings on anodized aluminum, 22"x22".
For Artomaton exhibition at MediaRuimte in Brussels.
The last few weeks I have been experimenting with some new (for me) digital painting apps as well as some older ones.
I took this image of a shrubbery with some dark blue berries with an iPhone 4 and Olloclip Macro Lens.
On the iPad I used some apps that are really meant for the iPhone, but have downloaded them to the iPad. This will often force you to work in portrait mode but I don't usually find that to be a prob.
As usual there are a bunch of layers with different blend modes and opacity setting applied.
Apps used for this image were Auto Painter, PhotoViva, Artomaton, Line Brush and Corel Paint it! Now.
Paint it! and Artomaton, are fully automatic with no controls, like the various Auto Painters, they seem like promising tools for painterly textured layering, but have limited mark style options.
Line Brush is more like Repix like in that you choose your paint style and make your own marks. You can paint free style or over a photo. There are different brushes for each.
The problem with Line Brush is it is crazy buggy on both the phone and the iPad. Half of the photo painting brushes can not be accessed and images seem to come into the app in random orientation, even when working in portrait mode. I do hope the developer keeps at this app. I am sure many people would enjoy using all the nice tools it offers.
There are some drastic cuts in resolution in some of these apps too. But, since I layer them I don't really see it as a problem so much.
I just upsize them to my largest layer. In most cases it just adds to the handmade look, at least in my card sizes. I have never tried to print them large.
If I did wanted to print a large image, I would probably upscale with software made for that purpose to get the best quality possible.
Found with Artomaton, PhotoWizard, Brushstroke, and Procreate on an iPad Air (iOS 8) and with iPhoto on an iPad Mini 2 (still iOS 7). This started off from a photo detail of broken glass.
Grid Distortion, laser engravings on anodized aluminum, 22"x22".
For Artomaton exhibition at MediaRuimte in Brussels.
Wooden blocks sketched from photos on my ipad with the Procreate app, processed with Artomaton and Glaze apps
Fishing tackle in a box on Weymouth Harbourside. Hand drawn on the iPad and processed with the Artomaton app
Experimenting with abstract art. Apps used include Trimagintor, PictureShow, Waterlogue, Artomaton, BrushStroke, and, Camera+.
Grid Distortion, laser engravings on anodized aluminum, 22"x22".
For Artomaton exhibition at MediaRuimte in Brussels.
Experimenting with abstract art. Apps used include Trimagintor, PictureShow, Waterlogue, Artomaton, BrushStroke, and, Camera+.
Original photo by Cristina Valencia.
www.flickr.com/photos/cristinavalencia/6129511170/
Painted by Artomaton - The AI Painter. itunes.apple.com/us/app/id718222634?l=ja&ls=1&mt=8