Video: Mona Lisa Evolution
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Artists centuries ago did not use computers to create their greatest creations. But let's think, what would happen if they had a computer at hand? …
These are the questions that designer Roger Alsing from Sweden asked. In his blog, he poses the question to readers: "Could you draw an exact copy of the portrait of Mona Lisa with only fifty transparent polygons?" He says that this question really interested him, and he decided to create a special program that will help create a copy of the portrait. The images below are the result of his work, which he says was quite simple.
He also wants to draw our attention to the number under the image, this is the number of transformations that had to be done before creating this work of art. That is, the purpose of this study is not at all an attempt to claim the world heritage, but only to prove that the artist spent a colossal amount of effort painting the portrait. I think very few people think about it at all, but such a project clearly demonstrates the complexity of creating a picture.
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