"Speed I" was made using Inkscape. It's the free mans alternative to Illustrator. ( I'm going to rant on software some other time) I made this so I could start to actually use this glorious program since I downloaded it!
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Speed I
Okay, so I've been really inspired by how abstract art is very relevant in the commercial world. (Just check out Depthcore) Since I love abstract art, and computers, I don't see why I don't submerge into this highly digital realm. I naturally don't like working digitally. Like my last posting I enjoy working with real paints, and canvases. But, I can't get stuck in the past. Everything is moving forward, and I don't want to get left behind. I guess my only concern is that If I create something worthwhile, and it happens to be digital, will it still have the same value as art? Are zeros and ones as viable as real chemicals applied on a real cotton canvas? I will continue to work with both.
"Speed I" was made using Inkscape. It's the free mans alternative to Illustrator. ( I'm going to rant on software some other time) I made this so I could start to actually use this glorious program since I downloaded it!
"Speed I" was made using Inkscape. It's the free mans alternative to Illustrator. ( I'm going to rant on software some other time) I made this so I could start to actually use this glorious program since I downloaded it!
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