Tag Archives: new media art

Ikon Freeze by namtes

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Don Relyea

Ikon Freeze from namtes on Vimeo. This piece is fun! It is done in Cinema 4d, Xpresso and Mograph. The music is by Hatori Yumi.

Alys Beach 2011 Digital Graffiti Finalists Announced! I am IN

Posted on May 10, 2011 by Don Relyea

Bombshell at Digital Graffiti Alys Beach Florida

Left: “Take Care” by Matt Pearson, Right: “Bombshell” by Don Relyea at Digital Graffiti 2010 in Alys Beach FL, Photo By Dia Sather, ImagesByDia I am very excited to be a part of Digital Graffiti 2011 this year! I try to enter this festival … Continue reading →

Posted in Awesome, Generative Art, New Media Art, Video Art | Tagged animation, creative coding, Digital Graffiti 2011, new media art, video | Leave a comment

Revisiting Cityscapes with Ladders and Helipads

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Don Relyea

Cityscapes with Ladders and Helipads 2010

“Cityscapes with Ladders and Helipads 2011″ by Don Relyea I have been asked multiple times for print resolution versions of “Cityscapes with Ladders and Helipads 2004“. I don’t know why I never finished it and made a print version. I … Continue reading →

Posted in Generative Art | Tagged algorithmic, creative coding, generative, geometric, hilbert, math, new media art, space filling curve | 1 Comment

What is the relevance of programming to creatives?

Posted on February 7, 2011 by Don Relyea

Mitchell Pearce, a Graphic Designer and Design & Art Direction Student at the Manchester School of Art in England wrote me a week or so ago with some questions on the relevance of coding to people entering a creative profession. … Continue reading →

Posted in art, CES 2011, design, New Media Art, Uncategorized | Tagged creative, creative coding, design, innovation, new media art, technical skills | 1 Comment

Used dictator, Hosni Mubarak for sale on Ebay

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Don Relyea

This is one of those rare new media conceptual art projects that is so simple to execute, yet says so much. A big high five to Joseph Delappe for thinking of this one. Awesome! Click the picture above for a … Continue reading →