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| This was an image I created in photoshop using the, I can't remember what tool or effect I used to create it. |
After doing some more research I discovered an image on Tumblr which had a link to the artist's Flickr account. After looking at the person's photos I was amazed and what they'd created. I send them I polite message asking what techniques and programs they used to create this style of artwork and they very nicely replied with a website giving loads of links on programs and tutorials to create 'glitch art'. This is exactly the type of work I was interested in but found so hard to find in my earlier research.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lechedemipalo/
I watched this video explaining how to create glitch art in a programme called 'text edit'.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOemlx2sBIo
For this technique I created these images:
I used some techniques described in the video such as copy and pasting parts of the image and changing certain letter to other ones and adding in symbols such as !@$%<>.
The transformation of these images was fairly little. Only colour changed and slight movement of the image occurred.
This one was really abstract because I replaced all the 'D's with 'R's.
I later found this website that allowed you to create glitch art images easily: http://snorpey.github.io/jpg-glitch/
These are some that a created through the website:
I really liked these as there is a lot more going on with them. Using this website it gave a lot more control over what elements i was changing with them.
This is a magazine I found with glitch art in it: http://issuu.com/dontpostme/docs/dontpostme8
https://www.flickr.com/photos/heitorm/with/12961094885
was another artist I saw an image of on Tumblr and clicked the link to their Flickr. I was absolutely blown away by this guy's work. It was everything I was looking for in this project and I wish I found him sooner.
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