L’arte digitale catastrofica di Steve McGhee
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Massimo Mastromarino
il 28 dicembre 2009
Negli ultimi decenni nei film hollywoodiani abbiamo assistito alla distruzione, per merito di alieni, catastrofi naturali, meteoriti… di decine di città nel mondo. Steve McGhee ci regala qualche catastrofico fermo immagini di situazioni del genere. Qui sotto ecco la galleria dell’apocalisse:
Articolo trovato su justcreative.it e juliusdesign.net (al quale dono tutta la mia solidarietà ed auguro di ritornare presto)
Ottimo articolo! Grande talento!
Seguo da poco julius, ma posso semplicemente dire che “so cosa sinifica perdere una persona a te cara” ne ho perse 2 in ultimi 5 anni.
Gli auguro di riprendersi presto e continuare la propria vita!
Ammazza, per me che alcuni di questi posti li vedo ogni giorno, c’è da fare un bel gesto scaramantico
Scherzi a parte, buon anno!
I admire the ability you have to create the images you have created and at the same time, I abhor, & am terrified of that ability. Since this world turns on so much media coverage and it is so easy these days for the media to pick up these images, I fear that unnecessary panic and further grief will be unleashed on the public. The United States, especially is still reeling from the “Twin Towers” Tragedy, Japan is still experiencing the terror of not being able to find all the dead and missing from their Tsunami. All over the world there are horrible terrors playing out.
It would help if you placed a disclaimer on your work letting people know that these are digitally created “Works of Art” and not intended to invoke the horror and terror that they have done.
I believe you are a good person, at least I hope you are. I would like to make a good hearted suggestion to you. (You may think of me as a meddlesome old grandmother if you like, but I am an American,and I noticed that most of your artwork was directed at America).
My suggestion is this: Hollywood and many other such production companies, worldwide are always looking for talented digital artists such as yourself for special effects for movies, etc. I believe you should send your portfolio to them and if they are a smart as I think they are you could be doing this for payment and to entertain and educate rather than frighten and terrorize. Thank you.