Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Monday, July 09, 2007

Digital pictures converted to works of art

I have always wanted to have a big painted portrait of our small family rather than a photograph haging in our living room. It would definitely be a conversation piece and I saw a program on TV once where they convert your digital pictures into painted pictures.


Finally found a company who does just that. Photofiddle.com offers some great unique home decorating ideas. You can now send them your digital pictures and they will then convert it to a high quality oil painting, colour sketch, pop arts and many more options. It's so easy. After signing up: 1.Select style 2. Upload photo 3. Crop and preview.

You can have the picture either rolled, stretched or frame.

Checked with few other companies offering a similar service and I discovered that their prices are quite competitive. They also ship outside the US but you need to obtain a custom shipping quote from them.

Sunday, July 01, 2007

Fine art auctions with Park West Gallery

Auctions are often great places to look for bargains - unless of course there is someone who wants a stuff as much or more than you. However, it can be tough to put a value on things you like. I guess in the end it depends on your budget and how much you need or love the stuff.

Anyway, if you are a Connoisseur of the arts, take a look at Park West Gallery. Park West Gallery has one of the largest collections of high quality fine art in the world. They do conduct fine art auctions throughout the United States and Canada.

Founded in 1969, the gallery is based in Southfield, Michigan but they also have affiliate locations in Miami, Florida. Another affiliate company "Park West at Sea" conducts art auctions on cruises around the World.

If you are interested, you can to one of their professional sales consultants who are also trained experts.

Thursday, January 25, 2007

Create ASCII art

Just came across ASCII-O-Matic. This great Flash application converts your images (60x50 px) to ASCII art dynamically.

Squares

Letters

Got this from Googlr

modified from the design by Dwayne Hunter