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Weird Painting Software – Radical Digital Painting: Malibu [video](youtube.com)
2 points by reysc 8y ago|0 comments
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Painting for Programmers / Programming for Painters(instagram.com)
1 points by reysc 8y ago|0 comments
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by reysc 9y ago
I have a Drip page for Radical Digital Painting here: https://d.rip/jeffreyheart89 To be honest the product and UX still has a long way to go but I enjoy Kickstarter's enthusiasm about it to say the least.
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by reysc 9y ago
I feel that Vermeer and Tim are pretty much the same, although after watching that film Tim seems more romantic and poetic about picture making than Vermeer would have been given the time he was living in...
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On making digital paintings & creative software: Artist Profile w/ Jeffrey Heart(rhizome.org)
2 points by reysc 9y ago|0 comments
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by reysc 9y ago
The web!
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by reysc 9y ago
I agree with you that this is a good approach for learning the genre of drawing you are describing, but the art of drawing in general has just about as much to do with representing 3D forms on 2D planes as the art of programming does. It&#x
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Tumpin: A stochastic artwork purchasable with Bitcoin(tumpin.left.gallery)
3 points by reysc 9y ago|0 comments
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by reysc 9y ago
I just finished a project where I tried to fulfill those ideals, but it still comes in at around 200kb.
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by reysc 9y ago
well said
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by reysc 10y ago
I hope so too. Yes there wouldn't be web browsers in the sense that you are writing. I like how a 'browseros' could basically treat software itself as a plug-in where it relegates itself to being an IO device for software. Se
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by reysc 10y ago
Glad that painting is here to stay.
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by reysc 10y ago
Definitely it is, but what outcome would you prefer and why?
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Ask HN: No web browsers left in 10 years, or only web browsers left in 10 years?
2 points by reysc 10y ago|4 comments