Digital Artifact Magazine

ArtRage for iPhone puts high-end digital painting in your pocket

brooknlt — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 04:19:46 +0000

Featuring an interface designed specifically for the iPhone, ArtRage for iPhone is compact, maximizing the creative space without hiding critical functions, such as tool and color selection. As the user paints, controls move out of the way so they don’t have to stop and manually adjust panels. In addition, with support for Multi-Touch gestures, important shortcuts are also available without the need of any interface.Photos can be imported to smear around like oil paint or used as a tracing image that can be overlaid on the canvas.

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Facebook hires Gowalla team, but will shut the service

iPhone cases are ten a penny, and not a day goes by when we don’t receive press releases about purportedly ‘stylish’ iPhone visitors insurancecases that are clearly targetting the sense of style of the ultra-dull businessman or Katie Price. But these faux vintage iPhone 4/4S clutch cases from Proporta and Lalita are genuinely appealing. Read the full article here: Facebook hires Gowalla… More…

Apple to Samsung: ‘Don’t make thin or rectangular tablets or smartphones

Some of the alternative design options Apple has suggested for Samsung seem so farcical you’d think you were reading The Onion: Don’t make international student health insurance tablets or smartphones with overall rectangular shapes or rounded corners, make tablets with front surfaces that aren’t completely flat, try cluttering the appearance of the devices, and more.When Apple sued Samsung in April, the company claimed Samsung… More…

Vic Reeves’s Ministry of Curious Stuff brings Wonky animation to CBBC

brooknlt — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 04:19:50 +0000

The Ministry of Curious Stuff is the place to go if you have an odd or weird question that you need an answer for, such as ‘Do flying monkey soldiers exist?’, ‘Are twins magic?’, or ‘Can you dance on the moon?’,” says Vic Reeves. “Dead important questions like that. We do our best to find the answer. It’s a very curious place and there are lots of weird characters joining us along the way.Wonky created 36 sketches of 15-45 seconds apiece from Vic’s drawings using a mix of Illustrator, Flash and After Effects.

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Vic Reeves’s Ministry of Curious Stuff brings Wonky animation to CBBC

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Advertorial: 68% fel their printer ink runs out too quickly

brooknlt — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 04:20:32 +0000

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68% fel their printer ink runs out too quickly

brooknlt — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 04:20:37 +0000

Inkjet printer woes are brought out here on a survey with home users. The frequent Ink getting exhausted problems were cited as a major problem by 66 percent of them. This view has another connotation meaning the growing knowledge among printer users on the extent of consumption of printer consumables instead of judging a printer only on its cost. Page yield rate claimed by printer manufacturers may not be real and needs probing. The advent of cloud and mobile computing has made the printing task easy. All said, the feature of tray capacity needs examination by buyers.

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Louvre and Nintendo aim to make art child’s play

brooknlt — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 04:20:49 +0000

Louvre and Nintendo aim to make art child’s play
Agence France Presse @ Google News – The Louvre said Thursday it has teamed up with Nintendo to hand out 3D game consoles to guide visitors through its vast art collections, as part of a stepped up digital drive at the Paris museum.

Starting in March, the world’s most visited museum will gradually replace its traditional audio-guides — used by just four percent of its 8.5 million annual visitors — with 3DS pocket consoles.

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Digital artist wins first CERN, Ars Electronica joint-residency competition

brooknlt — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 04:21:04 +0000

Digital artist wins first CERN, Ars Electronica joint-residency competition
Symmetry Breaking – CERN and international cyberarts organization Ars Electronica declared Julius von Bismarck the winner of their first digital arts joint-residency program today. The 28-year-old German artist will spend two months at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland, and a third month at Ars Electronica in Austria, collaborating with scientists and digital experts to create a physics-inspired artwork as part of the Collide@CERN program. Read more.

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Ofsted slams technology teaching in schools

brooknlt — Sun, 01 Jan 2012 04:21:16 +0000

Inspectors found that secondary school pupils’ performance was adversely affected by the “lack of a challenge” for more able students, and “poor coverage of key aspects of the ICT curriculum”.The report, ‘ICT in Schools 2008-11′, found that although ICT was “good” or “outstanding” in over two-thirds of primary schools visited, the position was less positive for secondary schools, with just over a third of the secondary schools in the survey judged “good” or “outstanding”.

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Flash Player 11.1 arrives for Android 4.0

brooknlt — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 04:21:37 +0000

The release, now available in the Android Market, does not include any major features, except bug fixes related to stability, performance, and device compatibility, Adobe says in the release notes. Instead the headline feature is support for ICS, which coincides with the U.S. launch of the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon.

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Normski photography show in London

brooknlt — Sun, 25 Dec 2011 04:21:44 +0000

Throughout his career, Normski has been documenting the rise of hip hop culture in the UK through photography. As a key figure on the UK’s early hip hop scene, Normski enjoyed unparalled access to rising stars of the home grown scene and touring acts from the US who appear in his own particular brand of portrait photography. Well known subjects appearing in Normski’s work include the likes of Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie and Public Enemy.

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Normski photography show in London

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Richard Rinehart on digital art

brooknlt — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 04:18:08 +0000

Traditional art in the Western fine art tradition would be those media that we are all familiar with: sculpture, painting, photography, printing and printmaking. Nontraditional art is any practice or form that doesn’t fit into those standards, so anything from conceptual art or performance art, installation art. More recently, video art is a nontraditional form that has been around long enough to be on the cusp of becoming more of a traditional art.

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Richard Rinehart on digital art