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Recently, I have been experimenting with this iPad tool or app called Adobe Capture. It allows for the creation or various 3D shapes, such as balls or rectangles, as well as repeating patterns out of designs. I used some designs I created previously from scratch to see how they would turn out when run through this software’s algorithm and here were some of these results:     I then inserted some of these patterns into Procreate and Artstudio to add more intricate designs on top of the patterns. I then combined some of these patterns and shapes as well. Here are some of the graphics that were the result of that:
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In recently found some older graphic designs I created related to AI and decided to improve one of them or the most advanced version I had. It includes aspects of Internet of Things (IoT) such as a smart car and a smart refrigerator alongside more abstract ideas related to AI and ML. Here are the graphic designs I came up with:  I call these the “The Lone Warrior” series. They are artwork that I created from scratch originally as a pencil drawing and traced over on my it pad using Procreate and the Apple Pencil. I then inserted them into Illustrator for some interesting results that I further worked on. Here are some of my samples I came up with of “The Lone Warrior”:  If you have been checking out the portfolio section of the site, you may have noticed that we added some new samples related to the concepts of AI and machine learning. You may see one of them soon in a feature article for a prominent company and website. Here are some of the samples we have available and can create pure vector PDF files of the latter samples. So, if you wish to use them for your own branding or media, we can work with you in commissioning them for you whether as PDF files, SVG or Jpeg/PNG.  If you follow the news section of the site at all, you may have noticed some of my graphic design with the theme of neon lights as the top post right now. It was a filter I used from Illustrator to the previous fantasy or gaming landscape designs I have created and continued to work on it through the pen tool and other additions. The filter is called 'Glowing Edges' and it is under stylize in the FX menu within Illustrator. However, I have also created some additional graphics of a skull I want to showcase here in the neon light style in addition to showing some of those samples I presented in the news section. In addition, I have been playing around with the actual 'Neon Glow' filter under the artistic section of Illustrator's FX in conjunction with this filter and using my own brushes when I later rasterized the graphic and continued to work on it. Before I show the rasterized versions, here is the PDF file from one of the versions of the landscape: PDF File (Vector) of Neon Light Abstract Landscape Here are some of the rasterized versions of what I created and you can see more variants in the news post linked above:  I have decided to create another infographic light to practice creating infographics and showcase my skills of turning a common data artwork anyone can find on google or shown in many article feature images or headlines based on data breaches or big data analytics. Here is the end result I came up with: 
I have decided to visit some of my older machine learning or AI designs and work on them on the iPad using the latest Procreate (alongside Artstudio) features available now. I think the idea behind AI is very rlvant today, thus creating graphic design based on it is useful. I will continue to add new designs to this post as I create new versions or revisions. The first image below was the older graphic I already had available and created over a year ago on the iPad.
I used to clone tool to good effect here with two different versions of a single design. It was based on an older source, which I show right below.
Here are the new versions I just created earlier:
.Lately, I have been working on a fantasy landscape design and you may have noticed I used it in the header image of this site to replace the former landscape. The former one was less detail and had no liveliness to it like birds or a wizard onlooking from afar. The birds and wizard were also both created by me in separate instances just like the landscape itself. almost everything was created on iPad using an app called Procreate, but I drew the wizard digitally before I even had an Apple Pencil using Artstudio for iPad. lately, I have been working on a pixel art version of the landscape to see what I could come up with. I also created a colorless rendition with some interesting texture thrown in for good measure. The images are below. However, before getting to the pixel art images, here was the digital drawing I created that started the process: 
I have decided to create a new graphic design based on a raster image I created on the iPad using an app called Procreate a while back. The original image was altered a bit via filters or using the liquify effect within Procreate. Thus, it was a challenge to trace it into Illustrator and make a working image out of it. Here was the original image I created before inserting it into Illustrator and tracing it:  In the news section, you may have noticed that we added some ideas to the previous designs we created from mixing photography with our custom design. This mis of media and abstraction created an interesting abstract style that can be used and altered for various purposes such as cover art, ads, motiom graphics and beyond. Here is an image from our previous blog post we created that seemed the most interesting and abstract of our ideas at the time. We thought came out that work with the Space Face or demigod concept, which we also used for our recent thrid edition of a Space Game concept and multimedia showcase:  |
Maciej DurajI am the CEO and thus-far main content creator of Artistic CounterCulture. My personal website is https://maciejduraj.com. |
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