digital manipulation Archive
Caras Ionut describes himself first and foremost as a family man and second, as an artist. If his description of himself is to be believed, he’s a rather strange fellow who, for no reason at all, screams on the street. He says he simply tries to do something funny wherever he goes, and apparently, screaming […]
Pin It Sebastian Magnani took a great deal of pictures of dogs and their humans in a a series he called “Underdog”. Not surprisingly, most of the dogs resemble their owners, or maybe vice versa. All it took was a little bit of clever digital manipulation, a couple of wigs, and viola: a human-canine look-alike. […]
Pin It Beth Galton is a New York-based food photographer. She recently teamed up with food stylist Charlotte Omnès to create these luscious series of halved food. Beth kept digital manipulation to a bare minimum relying instead on a couple of tricks like gelatin and food coloring as well as strobes to freeze the frames. […]
Pin It British photographer Caulton Morris is not a fan of digital manipulation, nor is he fond of standing on his feet. His series entitled ‘Upside’ is in no way digitally altered to make it look like he’s doing a headstand in some of the most uncomfortable locations. He really is doing a headstand in […]
Pin It Joerg Litschko is a digital artist based in Germany whose trademark is variety. As a child, he started drawing with pen and paper and worked his way up to digital media. His work may at times be subtle, the colors dull and muted. There are also times when the explosion of color is […]
Pin It MichaelO is the self-proclaimed Stephen King of the digital art world. Both artists have certainly created wonderful fact-based fiction. MichaelO’s style is best described as “photo-manipulation on steroids”. He combines unique Photoshop techniques and digital painting. Michael takes an ordinary digital image, mostly of women, and turns them into fantastic creatures of the […]
