hey all of your art is really cool!!! i specially like your glitch art. Do you have any resources to learn to make these glitches? like, different ways and techniques to do it. I've been looking for a consistent way to make them happen at will so i can base my art on glitch art, but you can even make interferences with a scanner, and i don't know a thing about this
Here’s some techniques that I use:
Databending with textedit, as described on this webpage.
Scanning with interference, as shown in this video.
At the end of the day though, photoshop is my biggest and most valuable tool. There’s a lot you can do with it to emulate and enhance glitch art.
First of all, there’s the aberrations that emerge from normal images when you increase the saturation to maximum. Example:
Also, the Shear tool has a lot of application. (Filter>Distort>Shear)
Here’s the above right image repeated and then severely sheared. See, this makes lots of progress towards making a glitch-esque aesthetic.
Additionally, it can be useful to downsample your image using “nearest neighbor” if you want to downgrade the quality and make it look more jagged and “bad.” Making glitch art is sort of like reversing all of the conventionally correct rules of digital art.
The principle is... keep playing around with adjustment layers and other features until you get what you want.
There are lots of graphic designers and artists using image editing programs such as photoshop for glitch-esque artwork, so there are plenty of tutorials you can find regarding their techniques and all that.
I’ve made glitch art in the past purely using databending and other “pure” glitch art methods, but in order to actually use glitch art as part of a drawing or a graphic, it is necessary to use an image editing program for fine-tuning and adjustments to ensure your image looks as good as possible and achieves the desired effect.
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