Christine and I are travelling through Europe on our way to WordCamp Europe in Berlin. This week we are in Copenhagen, enjoying the weather and food. I’ve been experimenting a bit with the “Live Photos” feature on the iPhone and wanted to try sharing a batch of gifs created with that feature. I think they look keen. Kind of wish I could work with the team at Apple to make this feature even KEENER!
I made a music video with the FaceApp app.
I dropped my iPhone one too many times, so it was time to finally upgrade. Before I ditched my iPhone 6, I captured one last photo of the screen and converted it into this wallpaper you can download and use on your iPhone X (or most other phones). I think it looks particularly cool with the perspective mode on.
I’ve also created a few other broken screen wallpapers throughout the years, like this one I made from Christine’s phone.
Or this one I made from Benny Gold’s cracked phone.
I was asked to create some GIFs for a new gorilla art project called The Hard G Project. The organizers gave me a couple of tablets to display the gifs on and I got to decide when, where, and how the art was hung. The idea was that we’d leave the tablets up, with my art animating, and they stay up until they are stolen or the batteries die.
I hung one of my pieces on Clarion Alley and stuck around to watch a few people interact with it. When I came back 4 or 5 hours later, I was surprised at what I found… the iPad had been switched to camera mode and a bunch of people took selfies from this odd little iPad hanging in an Alley.
That feeling when people like taking selfies more than they like your art. Sigh…
