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Brand New Podcast with Award Winning Digital Artist and Educator Cintia Malhotra from New Jersey, United States
We are delighted to publish our latest podcast to our Apple podcast channel and our other vast social media links. This time we speak with Award Winning Digital Artist and Educator, Cintia Malhotra from New Jersey, United States. Malhotra discusses her work as an art teacher in a public school, her first ventures into digital mobile art, how she got started and why, her workflow, her style, the future of mobile art and how TheAppWhisperer has helped her and more.
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Brand New Podcast with Award Winning Digital Artist Lisa Cirenza
We are delighted to publish our latest podcast to our Apple podcast channel and our other vast social media links. This time we speak with Award Winning Digital Artist, Lisa Cirenza from the United States, now living in France. Cirenza discusses her first ventures into digital art, her techniques, workflow, her style, her favourite apps, the future of mobile art and how TheAppWhisperer has helped her and much more. Not least, we are truly excited to welcome Cirenza to our online gallery too very soon!
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Brand New Podcast with Susan Latty from Sydney, Australia
We are delighted to publish our latest podcast to our Apple podcast channel and our other vast social media links. This time we speak with Mobile Artist, Susan Latty from Sydney, Australia. Latty discusses her mobile art motivation, her techniques, workflow, her favourite apps, the future of mobile art and how TheAppWhisperer has helped her and much more. Link to Susan Latty’s podcast within our Apple Podcast channel To listen to our previously published recent podcasts in this new series of discovery, please click on the artists names below: Paul Toussaint Peter Wilkin Clint Cline Rita Colantonio Marco Prado
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Brand New Podcast with Mobile Photographer/Artist Paul Toussaint from Manhattan, New York, US
We are delighted to announce that our latest podcast has just been published to our Apple podcast channel. This time we speak with Award Winning Mobile Photographer, Paul Toussaint from Manhattan, New York, United States. Toussaint has a new book out entitled ‘iPhone Photography for Everybody – iPhone App Techniques – Before & After‘, it is published by Amherst Media. In this podcast we discuss this book with Toussaint as well as his mobile photography techniques and future plans, don’t miss it. We are also excited to be giving away three copies of this book to readers who will be randomly selected when they send a comment to this post…
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Mobile Photography & Art Flickr and Instagram Showcase – 17 January 2021
because… Thank you to all the talented artists for submitting your works to our showcase this week. If you would like your work to be considered for entry in to our weekly Mobile Photography and Art Flickr Group, please submit it to our dedicated group, here. You can also submit images to our Instagram tag for this section #theappwhisperer. @laselvacollage, @bakkerlaila, mitrydate, ja_graham, Linda Hollier, woodytao123, @camorgan.art, Eliza Badoiu, @wakka.ring, Susan Latty, @rising_designer, Marco Prado, @sixtyoneclicks, @marshadraws, @poppybay, Catherine Caddigan, Mehmet Duyulmus, M. Cecilia Sao Thiago, Kristie Benoit, Joe LeGrand, Ile Mont, Carol Wiebe, Stef LP, Paul Toussaint, Imran Imu, Katepiva, Lorenka Campos, Michael Hamments, Gabriele Rodriquez, Michael Brunsfeld, Susan Blase, Gianluca Ricoveri,…
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Mobile Photography & Art Flickr and Instagram Showcase – 10 January 2021
My key word for 2021 is ‘Optimism’. Sounds unlikely I know, but I am not deluded. If we don’t have optimism how can we get through the next day? It’s a blessing, not a tragedy, take it daily, in equal measures, once in the morning and before bedtime, with water. Be aware of the side effects, creativity, fantasia, elation and sheer bliss. We need to feel that everything is going to be ok, not only our own sake but more importantly for all who depend and rely on us. We need to be a sea of calm and serenity, taking and absorbing others anxiety and actually it’s a story worth…
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Mobile Photography & Art Flickr and Instagram Showcase – 20 December 2020
This weeks mobile photography and art showcase is a narrative on life and for many of us, life right now does not offer the freedom it once did… Freedom seems like a luxury, one we all took for granted. What connects people in this showcase and our community of artists is the ability to express ourselves in the ways we most discern, through our art and we keep at it. The sheer ingenuity that you will view today is elegant and strong, engaging and questioning each piece created by independent minds producing compelling artistry. Enjoy. Thank you to all the talented artists for submitting your works to our showcase this week. If…
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Mobile Photography & Art Flickr and Instagram Showcase – 8 November 2020
When I think of still life, I revert back to its origins in painting. The ‘still’ often represented as flowers, fruit or other decorative displays. Created in history as a means for an artist to practice techniques but also to portray their wealth. It also acts as a reflection of time. What we never see is the human figure, still life is a means to communicate truths and stories about humanity. Still Life is all around us, it’s where we once were, or where we will be next. It offers another sense of life, a different way of seeing. It matters because we matter, still lives is what keeps us…
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Mobile Photography & Art Flickr and Instagram Showcase – 25 October 2020
Memories often provide a great access point for creating a body of work artwork. I’ve been looking at a series entiteld “if you get married again, will you still love me?“. Essentially, separated fathers were asked for memories of words spoken to them by their children. Utilising this information and based upon the spoken responses and what images they invoked in the artists mind, Sharon Boothroyd tried to understand what the children may have been thinking or feeling at the time. The series presents emotional moments, often out of view from the public space, of fathers with their children or children contemplating their new life not living with their father.…
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Mobile Photography & Art Instagram Showcase – 9 August 2020
The chronological picture or photo essay is something that is often repeated in contemporary photography and can be very compelling. Linear picture narratives guide us from a beginning point to an end point which is in line with classical ways of forming narrative. The sequencing of the images is important in ordering the unfolding narrative; we’re guided by the photographers intentions. However, there’s an important difference between the picture essay (or story) and a piece of classical prose. A writer will give you the information they want to tell you in a precise order that you, as a reader, aren’t in control of (unless you read the back pages first).…
