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| They Found the Sphere, 2020, brush & ink on paper, 14" x 17" |
William T. Ayton is a British/US artist based in New York's Hudson Valley. His work deals with the human condition, social issues and myth. He creates drawings, paintings & augmented reality pieces, and has recently started to experiment with AI-generated art.
Showing posts with label sphere. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sphere. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 27, 2020
They Found the Sphere
Another new drawing from about a week ago, done here in Tempe AZ during self-imposed lockdown. Moving back to the Hudson Valley soon for the summer...
Thursday, May 14, 2020
The Sleeper in the Sphere
This is a study, if that is the correct term--prototype might be better. It's based on a painting I did a few years ago, and would become a large-scale augmented reality piece, should it come into being. This is at an early stage, so may change significantly before it's done. As usual, the sculptural parts are done in Blender, & it is assembled in Unity.
Below is the original painting, from 2015.
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| Sleeper in the Sphere, digital animated image |
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| Asleep in the World, 2015, acrylic on gatorboard, 12" x 10" |
Labels:
animated gif,
animation,
art,
augmented reality,
sleeper,
sphere,
study
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Automaton (the World is a Hollow Glass Sphere)
As I think I've mentioned before, the titles of my artworks tend to come to me whilst I'm making them, as my mind starts to make sense of the ideas & images. This one might have been called "The Boy Who Thought the World Was a Toy", but it wasn't.
Automaton (the World is a Hollow Glass Sphere), 2013, acrylic on cardboard, 48" x 36".
Automaton (the World is a Hollow Glass Sphere), 2013, acrylic on cardboard, 48" x 36".
Labels:
acryic painting,
art,
automaton,
boy,
monochrome,
sphere,
world
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Cosmic Traveler
Another acrylic painting on cardboard, this one using the spherical "world" motif.
Cosmic Traveler, 2013, acrylic on cardboard, 12" x 12" approx.
Cosmic Traveler, 2013, acrylic on cardboard, 12" x 12" approx.
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