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2012-05-08
Source: minimal-exposition
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2012-04-17
Do you, we ask, need visuals?
“At some point it’s a reinforcing element, but it’ll block the mind if it’s the wrong program. For instance, you hear a record, you get into a virtual reality, and a week later you see a video. But if it’s not compatible with your virtual reality, you lose something.”
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2012-04-16
Source: kohlberger.net
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Source: thatkidiscool
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2012-04-08
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“field is an abstract audiovisual work that generates itself through real-time camera input. Brightness saturation and color are interpreted, and translated into a constructed grid. The image plays the sound. Available on iOS for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch (camera required).”
Source: kohlberger.net
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“We’re living in a time where we’re a bit obsessed with nostalgia, not too many new aesthetics are emerging these days, but we are finding ways to always remix and recombine already established ideas to create something new out of them,” (via Move Over Instagram: pxl Instantly Turns Your Pics Into Pixel Art)
(submitted by locs)
Source: fastcodesign.com
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Source: new-aesthetic
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2012-02-28
pxl, a trippy iPhone and iPad app that turns ordinary photos into abstract, pixelated compositions, shows that effect apps still have hope. The 99¢ app grabs the color and shade of your images and generates vectorized works of art out of shapes and lines. The results vary greatly from photo to photo, but if you play around with it enough, you’re bound to find a sweet spot with wild results. (via Turn Your Pictures into Abstract Works of Pixelated Art)
Source: thenextweb.com
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2012-01-13
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2012-01-09
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]I give you a five-minute window, anything happens in that five minutes and I’m yours no matter what
Source: soundcloud.com
