If you've ever wanted to fully experience creativity in process, this Manhattantime lapse drawing cleverly titled 'Empire State of Pen' is a good place to start.
The talented artist behind this work is Patrick Vale, who drew this masterpiece over a span of a couple days. Accompanied by just four pens, a pencil and endless cups of tea, Vale's progress was fully tracked by an overhead camera. The drawing is created of Lower Manhattan from the perspective of the Empire State Building. Vale maintains that no editing, tracing or photoshop filters was used to augment the video. His skill cannot be questioned.
You come to appreciate how intricate, dense and magnificent New York truly is as you watch each building and crevice get sketched out towards the horizon, right before your eyes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Time-lapse Art
- Opportunities for digital artists to create novel time-lapse artwork, using advanced filming techniques and untraditional media.
- Real-time Drawing
- Advancements in technology that allow for real-time illustrating could revolutionize professions such as urban planners, architects and interior designers.
- Interactive Creative Spaces
- Emerging possibilities for virtual and interactive workspaces can facilitate tactile experimentation for artists.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fine Arts
- Fine artists can leverage tools such as time-lapse recording to document their creative process and reach larger audiences through online platforms.
- Architecture and Real Estate
- Real-time drawing capabilities could enhance architectural workflows and improve the visualisation capabilities of scientific modelling.
- Education and Training
- Institutions can utilize interactive creative spaces for a customizable hands-on learning experience.
