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On display for the first time were large scale iPad drawings of garden flowers, one and two metres high and some drawn across two iPad canvases.
All ages could interact with the artworks and see iPad drawings come alive. Visitors watched how artworks were made, mark for mark, using their phones, tablets and augmented reality.
The Digital Garden® included artworks ‘planted’ around the garden amongst flower beds. Visitors could discover The Digital Garden® trail and use their smart phones or tablets to watch animated artworks of digital flowers growing where flowers were in bud or still to bloom.
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Visitors experiencing iPad drawings with augmented reality
at The Digital Garden, The Royal Horticultural Society Garden Wisley UK.
#NextGenArtists Schools kids digital art lesson. This is part of group 1 of 3. Students experiencing iPad drawings with augmented reality at The Digital Garden, RHS Wisley.
Monet came to the show;) The Digital Garden, The Royal Horticultural Society Garden Wisley UK. My thanks to this gentleman for being such a sport.
iPad artist Andy Maitland at The Digital Garden, an exhibition of iPad drawings with augmented reality at The Royal Horticultural Society Garden Wisley UK, 12 May -
‘Stunning!’
‘The whole
thing is wow!’
MUDDY, AGE 11, WILTSHIRE, UK