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The Best Free Software for Your Digital Art Needs

By Jeremy | Published: February 13, 2009
I promote the use of free software because: The amateur or enthusiast cannot afford the professional grade software, and piracy is not a valid alternative. Free software can do most if not all of what an amateur or enthusiast wants to do, and if it doesn’t, you didn’t waste any money on it anyway. So [...]
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Some Examples of Cool Interactive Art

By Jeremy | Published: February 11, 2009
In my previous post I told you why you might take a shot at making your art interactive, and what software you might use to do that. Now it’s time to show you some examples of interactive art, so you can get an idea of what others have done with the medium. Some of these [...]
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Get Interactive With Your Art

By Jeremy | Published: February 7, 2009
If you’ve read my about page or some of my other articles you might know that during my time at the Utrecht School of the Arts I studied Design for Virtual Theatre and Games, which is really just a fancy name for “we lure you in with games, but you’re really going to be working [...]
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