Digital technology really plays an important role in an artists daily lives. Computers have changed the world and artists, too, increasingly make digital work. They reflect on the media, right software, and explore the limits of technical feasibility.
Artists right now are moving away from traditional pen and paper. Today, artists can use graphic tablets which allow them to achieve the same result on their computers.
Even when computer technology was still in its infancy, artists were exploring the medium. At a certain point, oil painting, which we all recognize as a traditional art form, was once seen as a new medium.
"Para sa Diyos, sa aking asawa at pamilya, kaibigan at taga suporta...wala ako sa kinatatayuan ko ngayon kung di dahil sa inyo," Manny Pacquiao.
Here's one of the collections of the digital artist Reyman Rubin whom I followed most of the time in his Kuris2x gallery in Facebook.
Like some many other artists, Reyman who came from the family of artists started from the traditional pen and paper. He graduated in Arts and Design from La Consolacion Bacolod and now a Senior Creative Designer at Trade Kings Group in Lusaka City, Zambia.
One of his huge billboard design & concept displayed at Zambia flyover.
"When I'm dead, I want to be remembered as a musician of some worth and substance,” Freddie Mercury of the Queen.
Baba Yaga (The Boogeyman) - John Wick 3
“The Notorious B.I.G./Biggie”
(An American rapper. He is considered by many to be one of the greatest rapper of all time.)
“Good night, good night. Parting is such sweet sorrow, That I shall say good night till it be tomorrow." - Juliet (1968)/Olivia Hussey
“Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole."
“Knowing is not enough, we must apply. Willing is not enough, we must do.” - Lee
"I choose to live, not just exist"-James Hetfield / Metallica.
KURIS2X 2019
Guns ‘n Roses “Slash”
*Rock ‘n Roll to the world
“Ang himig natin
Ang inyong awitin
Upang tayo'y magsama-sama
Sa langit ng pag-asa.”
- Pepe Smith
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