my digital scrapbook

what makes a superhero?

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Here is the third part of my dsb4.

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Part 2 of my dsb4 - ink practice

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I used Captain Marvel as inspiration to the overall look of my superhero.

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I don’t know the story behind this concept art, but I like the futuristic look to this character.

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I found this character - I’m not sure of his name or who created him, but I just loved how casually he’s floating in the sky. It looks quite natural, and I think my superhero would have similar mannerisms, as she grew up in space. It would be really interesting to make my character at ease while flying, but clumsy on land, and it would add a bit of humour to her personality.

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This character was created by concept artist Noodle Li. I am creating a space-themed comic book character, and the outfit/armour and colour scheme of this drawing is similar to what I pictured for my superhero. I also really like the swords. I may use this for inspiration!

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This is the final product of my animation for the third major project.

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Happy New Sneer

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As Leonardo De Caprio raises his glass, his face and the background become distorted and appear to be breaking down into colourful pixels. The movement of these strange shapes and the colour change of the background add to the broken elements of this short video.

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I took this image on a ski trip. To create the glitch effect, I used the web app JPG Glitch. What’s unique about this is that there are obvious glitches that you see right away, such the different colours, the stripes, and the different brightness levels in each stripe. However, there are also smaller discrepancies if you look closer. There are parts that look pixelated because of small clusters of squares. It’s interesting to find those smaller details,

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A few months ago my friends and I were downtown and came across these lights. We noticed that they looked really cool if you let your eyes go blurry, so we tried to replicate that in a photo by shaking my phone while taking it. I think this could be considered a form of glitch art because of the way the lights streak in little zig-zag patterns. The image is also blurry and the colours fade into each other slightly.

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This is a photo I took of the London Eye and a double decker bus during my trip to England last summer. I used this picture to experiment with the web application Glitchatron. This image is “broken” because it is upside down, broken up into many geometric shapes and rectangles, and it appears to be cut up. There are also colours added that were not in the original - dark blue, green and purple strips of colour.

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This is a picture of my cat that I glitched using the web application Photomosh. On the app I applied the filters Bad TV, rainbow, and brightness and contrast. I used these filters to distort the image, make the image appear wavy, increase the contrast between light and dark areas, brighten it up, and make it colorful. 

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Born in 1982, 37 year old British/Colombian artist Matthew Plummer Fernández is taking glitch art into the real world. His work features glitched kitchenware that he creates by scanning 3D objects such as teapots and vases, distorting their images. He then 3D prints them in colored resin. The final pieces are colourful, geometric and stunning.

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I created this image by saving it as a bmp and opening it in Audacity. I highlighted the top half, applied the effects reverse and reverb, and then did the same with the bottom half. This is why the top and bottom both look upside down. It was a lot of fun to experiment with Audacity’s effects on images.

This image is “broken” because it is cut in half, upside down, blurry and the colours are different from the original. There are also streaks of colour and imperfections in the image.

[thesarahshow]

THIS IS 2020. Sarah Zucker, 2019.

Commemorating a certain era, and passing through this particular portal. Use this GIF on Instagram Stories + Snapchat by searching for “thesarahshow 2020″

This piece is available as a Single Edition Hi Res #CryptoArt Token on @SuperRare_Co. Bidding is open until 1/1/20 at noon PST.

Get it here: https://superrare.co/artwork-v2/this-is-2020-6705

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The glitchy lines around the text of this image and the slight blurriness as the words move from side to side make it look as thought it is on an older TV, which is pretty ironic given the message it displays. We are living in a new decade, and this retro-looking artwork allows us to start off the new year by reflecting on the past.

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The video game here appears to be on an older electronic/screen that is breaking down. The colours are flashing and inverting in unexpected ways, and there are moving shapes and lines in the background.

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Margaux, 2019. By Jessica Andersdotter. Click here for more of my art.

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This image appears to be melting or smudged because of the vertical streaks leading down from the flowers. When I think of an picture of flowers, I would probably picture a clean, brightly coloured image. This is “broken” because it is not what the viewer would expect. It is dark, and almost eerie, rather than bright and innocent.