[Visual Art] Glitch art I've been making [Archive]

nooneimportant77

10-16-2013, 11:06 AM

EDIT: anyone know how to make the images show up? haha

Started doin this stuff a while ago, hadn't been posting here though. I think you'll enjoy it. Here's some of my personal favorites.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8266/8649591909_9c72865c6d_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8394/8649594055_11ab163840_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8399/8679721192_9a90448177_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8394/8693968838_bd545c2703_b.jpg

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8104/8655668420_c39e10974f_b.jpg

I've got tons more, if anyone wants one in higher resolution for a background or something lemme know.

SlytheMongoose

11-29-2013, 01:49 PM

These are awesome!

Came across this while looking for references for paintings (and other stuff) that I plan to start making soon. I love the aesthetic and nostalgia that this sort of image recalls for me. Do you create all of these digitally, or via analog? I have read a good bit of information on how to achieve this sort of thing, from a couple guys named Robert Milus (@Robot32, has done some awesome cg video for a couple HTDA tracks) and Rob Sheridan (of course), but I don't own the equipment required to achieve this sort of thing (at least not authentically)... although I have considered investing in thrift shop rummaging for the necessary items recently.

Have you thought to make fine art prints of these, or something? Or do you just do it for fun?

I think that this sort of artwork touches the "human condition" in a way that is only emulated via other forms of media, but that this analog glitch type of imagery is the perfect medium for translating a very specific set of feelings, emotions and a sort of philosophical thought(s) that accompany them, and to touch a part of people who've grown up before the digital revolution, in a way that can not really be matched by any other means.

I'm new to this forum, as you may have seen, but I would love to discuss more about this with you if you're interested.

Cheers!

p.s. I would love to see these, and/or other, images in a higher resolution! Great stuff! Keep it up!