Digital art nft: A blog about digital art related to sketches.
Digital Art Nft is a blog about digital art related to sketches. The link between traditional art and the new digital forms of expression is both intriguing and exciting. There are many ways to explore this link, from the perspective of the users or the creators. Digital art nft is an attempt to follow both these lines, through a series of articles in which artists share their personal views on what it means to draw digitally, as well as through interviews with artists and creators who have been at the forefront of this cultural shift.
An interesting example is what has happened with Photoshop, one of the most commonly used software tools for digital image editing. Although Photoshop has become so much more than just a pixel editing tool, it was born out of a need to help make better pictures on a computer screen. Let’s see how the story goes…
This blog is about Digital Art, in general, and about Digital Art related to Sketches.
Digital Art related to sketches is becoming a trend. It is something more than drawing, more than painting and more than photography. It is also based on digital technology.
Digital art nft refers to the future of digital art related to sketches. Why nft? Because this kind of digital art can’t be done with old technologies, but only with new ones.
Digital Art related to sketches has been the subject of many articles and conferences, so it’s a good approach to know what’s new in the field of Digital Art.
THe goal of this blog is not to show only my own work , but also work by other artists who have contributed with their techniques and creativity to shape this branch of Digital Arts.
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I love to draw. I like to make my own sketches and drawings, but I also like to learn from other people’s work. This blog is about that. Here you will find the things I have made myself, as well as anything I find interesting on other blogs, as well as some of my thoughts about art in general.
Thingamablog: http://thingamablog.com/nft
Sketchblog: http://sketchblog.nft.se
Sketches of Sketches is created to give the viewers a chance to see how the final piece looks after all the changes and how it begins with a sketch. All clients who bought my digital art are free to send me their sketches, sketches are free to be published on this blog.
I am looking forward to seeing your sketches.
I am a digital artist working in 3D. For some time I have been looking for programs that can be used to draw simple sketches. After using many different programs such as Flash, Vue, 3dsmax, Zbrush, etc…I found that most of them were not designed to create simple sketches. I decided to do my own research and I came up with a few ways of how to create sketches with the help of computer software.
Description:In this blog you will find some of my latest drawings. The process of creating them is explained as well as the software used to create them.
My name is Liudvikas Noreika. I’m a digital artist from Lithuania. I am interested in creating the digital art, most of all 3D graphics, sometimes 2D graphics, and also sometimes video.
I started learning digital art about 5 years ago and now it became my biggest hobby and important part of my life.
Digital art for me is not just making pictures, it’s about experimenting, trying new things, finding your own style and developing as an artist.
I joined DeviantArt in 2009 and since then been uploading my works on this website: http://liudvikas-noreika.deviantart.com/ .
I have had a chance to be on exibithions twice in different countries already with my works – Lithuania (2009) and Russia (2010).
The artistic use of computer is a relatively new phenomenon. The computer has been used as a tool for creating art, but it has rarely been the medium itself.
But what is digital art? It is hard to define digital art by its characteristics, because it is not a single thing. Instead, it is a group of digital media (such as photography and video) that evolved from traditional art forms (such as painting and sculpture).
So, in order to know what digital artists do, we must look at their context. In the case of photographers and videographers, they depend on the availability of high-quality equipment and affordable postproduction services. But even more important to them is access to a large audience for their works. Due to the online presence of such websites as Flickr and YouTube, there are now more public display areas for both still images and videos than ever before.
The first widely recognized artist who made extensive use of computers was Roy Lichtenstein. His paintings were based on drawings or photographs that he had scanned into his computer and then manipulated with Photoshop software before he printed them out again. Even though this process retained the sense of realism in his works, he did not use the computer to create any original part of his final product. If you consider that
