Now I’ve seen a lot of artists using wild methods of manufacture like Denny Dent, Banksy, Chainsaw Jack and more. But I’ve never seen this before!
Jorge Castillo (hope I spelled that right) uses an old fashioned typewriter to “draw” incredible pictures. Basically there is no better way to describe it, so you just have to watch this to see how he does it.
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ouuf, the patience these guys (this and the other artists) have, that is what amazes me! The closest I’ve been to art is making a happy face with skid marks, make half a donut, then brake real hard when crossing it ;)
That is amazing! How in the heck does he do that?! It’s just like those ‘pictures’ made of millions of pictures – art like that I just have to admire, jaw gaping, because I’ll never be able to fathom how they do it!
Lisa, take a look at this free software which enables you to do Photo Mosaics (picturemade of million pictures), http://www.andreaplanet.com/andreamosaic/ i’m sure you’ll enjoy it!
Yes, this is amazing. What I think is most incredible is the fact that this guy must be able to “see” the art on the paper in advance of using the typewriter to “uncover” it.
In other words, it’s not like he just starts typing and then decides what he going to make later. He already has the finished image in his head and then he “reveals” it through the process.
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Now I’ve seen a lot of artists using wild methods of manufacture like Denny Dent, Banksy, Chainsaw Jack and more. But I’ve never seen this before!
ouuf, the patience these guys (this and the other artists) have, that is what amazes me! The closest I’ve been to art is making a happy face with skid marks, make half a donut, then brake real hard when crossing it ;)
That is amazing! How in the heck does he do that?! It’s just like those ‘pictures’ made of millions of pictures – art like that I just have to admire, jaw gaping, because I’ll never be able to fathom how they do it!
Lisa, take a look at this free software which enables you to do Photo Mosaics (picturemade of million pictures), http://www.andreaplanet.com/andreamosaic/ i’m sure you’ll enjoy it!
Yes, this is amazing. What I think is most incredible is the fact that this guy must be able to “see” the art on the paper in advance of using the typewriter to “uncover” it.
In other words, it’s not like he just starts typing and then decides what he going to make later. He already has the finished image in his head and then he “reveals” it through the process.
Extremely talented…
John
That’s pretty amazing, but I sure could have done without the moronic narration.