The Universal Everything media firm put together a digital portrait that works in conjunction with the brands Depict Frame. The piece features continual movement as digital brush strokes appear and dissolve on the screen creating an illustration of a face in an avant-garde style. The piece is done using a 3D scan of a head that has been previously animated, with the illustration displaying directly onto the Depict Frame. The constant motion to the piece provides an interactive art viewing experience that is modern as well as constantly in flux.
The self-painting portrait is done using animation software that renders the scanned head 3D using digital brush strokes. The strokes appear onto the Depict Frame as if the drawing is being done in real-time, until the strokes dissipate and new ones appear.
What's Driving This Trend
- Digital Brush Stoke Art
- Media companies and artists can explore digital brush stroke animation software to create innovative art pieces like the self-painting portrait
- Interactive Art Viewing Experience
- Art galleries and museums can use interactive art displays like Depict Frame to create a new and modern art viewing experience for visitors
- Continual Motion in Art
- Artists can experiment with creating art pieces with continual motion to provide a constantly evolving experience for viewers
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- With emerging digital brush stroke technology, artists can create unique and innovative art pieces that challenge traditional art forms
- Technology
- Developers can explore innovative ways to leverage animation software and interactive displays to create new experiences and applications
- Entertainment
- Digital brush stroke technology can be used to create visually stunning and immersive experiences for video games and other forms of entertainment
