Mobile Art – Draw The Line #TAWidentity Challenge
Huge thanks to our curators and editors of our Draw the Line Column, Carol Wiebe and Peter Wilkin for selecting these wining images to our latest challenge and also for creating the wonderful accompanying video showcase. “With over 200 tagged images entered in our latest challenge ‘Identity’, selecting just nine of them for our showcase was predictably difficult yet simultaneously extremely enjoyable. The standard of your art, as it always is, was incredible. The vast majority of images focused on people & portraits: some of them were self-portraits whilst some featured other people. After hours of deliberation I finally settled on the nine pieces below, although I could easily have…
Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression
If you’re not aware we have a wonderful column within TheAppWhisperer, edited by Carol Wiebe and Peter Wilkin entitled ‘Draw the Line’. This column is about adopting an initial photograph as an foundation piece, digitally enhancing it with mobile applications and then taking the image a step further by introducing drawn line, either directly drawing lines or making various marks upon the image. To join our Facebook group for this column, please go here. Here Peter Wilkin explains a little more about the drawn line within imagery…
New Challenge for our ‘Draw the Line Column’ – AloneTogether
To celebrate their new team editorship, Carol & Peter are launching a challenge entitled ‘AloneTogether’. This could be an image driven by your environment, or one that perhaps reflects your mood. Or you could create an abstract interpretation of the theme. It’s up to you ~ but, of course, your image must include drawn lines in some form. There is no limit to the number of images you can post but please do include the hashtag #TAWAloneTogether if you want them to be entered into the challenge. We’ll run the challenge until mid-June & then we’ll choose nine images that we think best represent both the theme & the inclusion…
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James Ellis is a Merge Maestro. To say he combines photos is quite an inadequate description of his work, as you will find out as you enjoy being privy to some of his approaches and techniques. And James loves line, employs it constantly, even though his subtlety of technique does not make that obvious. Over to James… My Work Is About Conveying Emotion When I work on my art I work to convey emotion. That’s the first place I start… “How am I feeling”. I also try to tell a story to get the viewer into my headspace. I may be influenced by a song… I sometimes even get a song…
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We are delighted to announce today, talented mobile photographer and artist, Carol Wiebe is joining us as New Columnist and Editor for our brand new Column entitled ‘Draw the Line – Mobile Art as an Expression’. Wiebe explains what this group is all about; “this group is about mobile photos with the added touch of applied line. If you are a mobile artist who is in love with line, this group is for you! You might apply line work in the form of drawing, adding patterns, lines, and marks. Perhaps your lines are stitched, or glued, with thread or string. Lines can be a major element, placing drawn components into…
Daily App Digest – May 4, 2012
Latest apps and updates to hit the iTunes app store today… Polamatic Appadana today is pleased to introduce Polamatic by Polaroid for iOS, their new Photo & Video Application that combines digital photo effects with the look of classic Polaroid-style photos. With Polamatic 1.0, users can shoot a new picture or use an existing one from their Photo Library, add a Polaroid frame, apply a filter, write a caption, and then share a unique, retro photo. Polamatic combines today’s mobile camera technology with the classic look of Polaroids. When taking a new photograph, users may control the flash, grid, front or rear camera, and timer settings with the tap…
