Basic Information
Title: Will It Ever Work
Artist(s):
David Hockney
Date Created: 2011
Edition Info: 22/25
Framed Dimensions: 40 x 31.5 in.
Unframed Dimensions: 37 x 28 in.
Medium: iPad drawing printed on paper
Inventory ID: Hockney-2011-02
Description
signed and dated lower right in graphite
numbered 22/25 lower left in graphite
hardware: iPad and stylus
software: Apple Brushes app
output machine: inkjet printer
The iPad Drawing prints are created via a touchscreen application (Brushes) from a file exported from Hockney’s iPad as an editable image file to the studio computer. From there we enlarge using image editing software plus a proprietary process to enlarge them further for our print specifications which is then output to an eight color large format printer. No pixellation occurs because the Brushes software creates vector files.
description and images are courtesy of Taschen: “This SUMO publication, A Bigger Book is a majestic visual survey of David Hockney’s art. In it, Hockney takes stock of more than 60 years of work, from his teenage days at art school up to his recent extensive series of portraits, iPad drawings, and Yorkshire landscapes. Never […]
signed and dated lower right numbered 17/25 lower left hardware: iPad and stylus software: Apple Brushes app output machine: inkjet printer The iPad Drawing prints are created via a touchscreen application (Brushes) from a file exported from Hockney’s iPad as an editable image file to the studio computer. From there we enlarge using image editing […]
signed and dated lower right numbered 11/25 lower left hardware: iPad and stylus software: Apple Brushes app output machine: inkjet printer The iPad Drawing prints are created via a touchscreen application (Brushes) from a file exported from Hockney’s iPad as an editable image file to the studio computer. From there we enlarge using image editing […]
signed, dated, and numbered 14/25 lower right in ink hardware: iPad and stylus software: Apple Brushes app output machine: inkjet printer The iPad Drawing prints are created via a touchscreen application (Brushes) from a file exported from Hockney’s iPad as an editable image file to the studio computer. From there we enlarge using image editing […]
