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Aside from showcasing their works, all three artists are also leading their own \"Today at Apple\" sessions at the India Art Fair. Today at Apple’s free daily sessions, available at Apple Store locations around the world, offer hands-on educational and inspirational ways to unleash customers’ creativity and go further with their devices.
Attendees at the fair will also have the option of joining Today at Apple sessions led by Apple team members that focus on digital art skills on iPad<\/a> to unlock new styles and techniques.
“India has such a vibrant creative community, and we love seeing the ways these talented artists are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible on iPad<\/a> Pro to take their innovative ideas to the next level,” says Bob Borchers, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing.
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The theme this year’s showcase is “Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary.” Desai's art is in line with the theme, titled “Dimorphism,” a digital installation of code-generated video art, 3D LiDAR scanning, hand-drawn animation, and sound synthesis.
Desai used the LiDAR Scanner on iPad Pro<\/a> to capture objects, architecture, and human subjects in 3D. Then, he shapes the 3D models with his fingers and Apple Pencil in Nomad Sculpt, an app to create, sculpt, and paint in 3D. He follows that up by exporting the models to the Procreate app for colouring, texturing, and airbrushing.
Another immersive aspect of “Dimorphism” is the music that interacts with the viewer by changing according to where the viewer stands, allowing Desai to explore the different approaches iPad Pro can have to sound creation. “iPad Pro is a monster tool for modern musique concrète [a type of music composition that uses recorded sounds as raw material],” Desai said. “A lot of what I’m doing for ‘Dimorphism’ comes from taking sounds of the real world and playing them back in different ways.”
On the other hand, illustrator Mira Felicia Malhotra<\/a> is bringing to life the idiosyncrasies of Indian families through her showcase titled “Log Kya Kahenge,” which translates to “What Will People Say?” The body of work is a set of family portraits that offer a look into the desire to conform to societal expectations and project a certain image for society to see.
There are two layers to each of these family portraits. There is the portrait itself, which shows the conformist front that certain families want society to see. Then there is the animated layer, which reveals the true dynamics of these families when viewed using the Artivive augmented reality app on iPad or iPhone.
Malhotra feels that her iPad Pro and Apple Pencil help her bring her ideas out into the world quicker than ever. Once an idea comes to mind, Malhotra begins sketching on iPad Pro with her Apple Pencil in the Procreate app. Alternatively, she would capture images of her subjects on her iPhone 14 and then build on them by adding layers of illustrations. As Procreate allows Malhotra to export files in PSD — Adobe’s native file format — she is able to perform additional editing of her artworks on Adobe Photoshop later in the process.
For digital artist and storyteller Gaurav Ogale<\/a>, having no fixed studio space means taking a nomadic approach to gathering inspiration and turning it into art. Ogale usually begins his process by jotting down a thought, a memory, or a poem either with pen and paper or using the Notes app. He then starts building the visual aspects by sketching on his iPad Pro, using Procreate or editing on Adobe Photoshop.
As a multimedia storyteller, Ogale makes his narratives leap off the page in motion by drawing frame by frame in Procreate, and then editing the video file on Adobe Premiere on his MacBook Pro, and layering in audio recordings taken on his iPhone 14.
“I usually take a lot of time to get used to technology, but with iPad Pro, somehow, it’s been quick. And it has become an alternative to my journal now,” Ogale said.
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2023年印度艺术博览会:印度艺术家iPad Pro上创建数字艺术作品
除了展示他们的作品,所有三个艺术家自己也主要在苹果“今天”会议在印度艺术博览会。今天在苹果的免费的日常会话,在苹果商店的位置在世界各地,提供实践教育和鼓舞人心的方式释放客户的创造力和进一步与他们的设备。
除了展示他们的作品,所有三个艺术家自己也主要在苹果“今天”会议在印度艺术博览会。今天在苹果的免费的日常会话,在苹果商店的位置在世界各地,提供实践教育和鼓舞人心的方式释放客户的创造力和进一步与他们的设备。
与会者在集市上也可以选择加入今天在苹果会议由苹果专注于数码艺术技能的团队成员iPad开启新的风格和技术。
“印度有这样一个充满活力的创意社区,我们喜欢看到这些有才华的艺术家的方式推动的可能的边界iPadPro的创新想法到下一个水平,”鲍勃Borchers说,苹果负责全球产品营销的副总裁。
艺术家利用iPad作为艺术的工具
今年的展示的主题是“寻找普通的非凡。“德赛的艺术符合主题,名为“二态性,“数字艺术能够安装视频,3 d激光雷达扫描,手绘动画和声音合成。
德赛使用激光雷达扫描器iPad职业捕捉对象、体系结构和3 d人体。然后,他用手指形状的3 d模型和苹果在游牧铅笔造型,一个应用程序来创建、雕刻、油漆在3 d。他之前,由出口生育的模型应用色彩,纹理,喷枪。
“二态性”是音乐的另一个身临其境的方面,与观众通过改变根据观众站,让德赛探索不同方法iPad创建Pro可以有声音。“iPad Pro是一个怪物的工具对现代音乐节混凝土(一种音乐作曲,使用录制的声音为原料),“德赛说。“很多我所做的“异形”来自现实世界的声音,以不同的方式打回去。”
另一方面,插画家米拉费利西亚Malhotra是生命带来的印度家庭的特性通过她展示题为“日志Kya Kahenge,”这意味着“人们会说什么?”工作是一组家庭肖像的身体提供一种考虑符合社会期望的欲望和项目对社会某种形象。
有两层每个家庭肖像。有肖像本身,显示了墨守成规,某些家庭想让社会看到前面。还有动画层,它揭示了这些家庭的真正动力当认为使用iPad或iPhone上Artivive增强现实应用。
Malhotra觉得iPad Pro和苹果铅笔帮她把她的想法的世界比以往任何时候都更快。一旦想到一个主意,Malhotra草图开始与她的苹果iPad Pro铅笔在生育应用。另外,她会捕捉对象的图像在iPhone 14,然后通过添加层基础上的插图。因为生育允许Malhotra导出文件在PSD - Adobe的本地文件格式——她可以执行额外的编辑她的艺术品在Adobe Photoshop在之后的过程。
数字艺术家和讲故事的人Gaurav Ogale,没有固定的工作室空间意味着一个游牧方式收集灵感和把它变成艺术。Ogale通常开始过程草草记下一个想法、一个记忆,或是一首诗笔和纸或使用Notes应用程序。然后他开始建筑草图在视觉方面他的iPad Pro, Adobe Photoshop使用生育或编辑。
多媒体的说书人,Ogale使他的故事从页面上跳跃运动的逐帧绘制在生育,然后编辑视频文件在Adobe Premiere MacBook Pro,和分层录音了他的iPhone 14。
“我通常花费很多时间去适应技术,但随着iPad Pro,不知怎么的,这是快速的。它现在已经成为一种日记,”Ogale说。
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