An evolving painting created by four artists working simultaneously on the same digital canvas. The paintings metamorphic process was unplanned and free form. The artists took cues from each others actions and interpretation of various shapes/colors. Communication was made possible by text chat. The total elapsed time was 4 hours.
This is a remix of a video posted in July 13th 2009 by the name of “PolyScribe Metamorphosis”. The remix was necessary for the play length to fit the requirements for Youtube Guggenheim Play submission.
Visit the website used to do this…
http://www.iscribble.net
Music: Beethoven: Piano Sonata, Opus 53 No. 21 (Waldstein) – Movement 1
Duration : 0:9:55
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Photoshop CS on a Mac
with Wacom INtuos 3
Enjoy!
Duration : 0:5:0
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Extension of my last video. The process of painting the face. Real time was close to an hour.
Music by Snow Patrol
Enjoy and thanks for watching 
Duration : 0:4:49
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I am trying to put together some vids for digital tutorials as well as some that talk about the advantage of digital as a medium. But there have been some out there who have had the misconception that the computer somehow “aides” the artistic process in a digital painting– meaning that you cannot “freehand” DRAW this type of thing without the help of the computer. I personally am fascinated by the different perceptions of people who do not seem to truly understand the process.
But here is a raw video excerpt for one of the little “documentaries” I will be editing together soon. The final vid will be examining the digital process as compared to the traditional process. Now, I must point out that I am simply scribbling a make-believe creature’s eye on both digital and acrylic paint. THEY ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO LOOK IDENTICAL. The purpose of doing both of these is to primarily display the fact that they are both freehand, but obviously different mediums. (If I do a colored pencil sketch of something, and then an oil painting of the same subject- they are going to be different… Same scenario).
So anyway— I am posting this video to use the comment section as a forum and I’m inviting all of you to discuss your thoughts and opinions about what you see and how you feel about the digital vs. traditional debate. This is sort of some “research” to help me address certain things in my tutorials and documentaries that I will be creating.
Fire away!
Duration : 0:2:47
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