iHockney iPainter
Painter, print maker, stage designer, photographer and most influential British artist, David Hockney persistently explored British Pop Art, Expressionism, Cubism. The late 60s and early 70s communicated his concepts of naturalism as Hockney was greatly inspired by ” the way human vision works”. He explored the technique of Joiners by using Polaroids (Time sync shots) of a single subject by arranging them into a patchwork composite image. In mid 80s Hockney was commissioned to draw with the Quantel Paintbox a computer program that allowed the artist to sketch direct onto the monitor screen. His sketches using Quantel were featured on BBC. Hockney was also commissioned to design December 1985 issue of the French Vogue magazine. The Review‘s October 09 issue discusses the new drawings that David Hockney has been making with the Brushes application on his iPhone, including a series of large-scale paintings based on his relationship with technology that will be on view at PaceWildenstein this fall. Well … The new iphone art is indeed quite an addiction !! Popular British Designer Paul Smith hosts the upcoming exhibition of Hockney’s early works http://www.paulsmith.co.uk/news/hockney-christmas-at-willoughby-house,300,PNP.html
[...] It is interesting how most of the iconic artists ( before & after ) like Rockwell ( eg David Hockey’s magic with iPhone ) innovated art with technology ! This helped him achieve some of the most classic compositions [...]
[...] It is interesting how most of the iconic artists ( before & after ) like Rockwell ( eg David Hockney’s magic with iPhone ) innovated art with technology ! This helped him achieve the most classic compositions in the [...]