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Art & Technology
Learn to use new software and technology in areas like digital illustration, website design, interactive art, textile design, and more.
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Marilyn Harrington
- Fall 2020
- Tuesday
- December 1, 2020
- 10:00 am
- — 12:00 pm
- 3 Session
- , $85.00
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Art & Technology on the Creativity in Action blog
As the Google Arts & Culture app was becoming the most-downloaded over the past weekend, its vast treasure trove was remaining mostly unexplored.
In this edition of Artful Links: saying goodbye to a digital art program, identifying that cloud you're trying to draw, and exhibits to see around DC.
On Tuesdays, we gather a variety of artist opportunities around the DC area and beyond. Find one below and enter today — good luck!
The Art Thief App helps you rate, sort, and keep track of all the artwork in the Patrons' Show Fundraiser!
Next time you whip out your phone for another level of Candy Crush, why not try something that tests your creativity?
“I have a BFA in Drawing and Painting, but it wasn’t until I picked up the camera that I truly felt like I could create the ideas in my head.”
What is a microcontroller? It's another tool in the artist's kit. A way to add lights, sound, and movement and make artwork interactive and dynamic. And it's the subject of an upcoming workshop at The Art League.
"I never wanted to be an artist. I was dragged into it."
The workshop instructor, longtime Art League teacher Bobbi Pratte, sent us some images she painted on the iPad, along with this note:
Apps are inexpensive, portable, mess-free — and have an undo button.
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