A portrait of the digital age: Looking at Art History Timeline through the Creation of Digital Portraits with 3D Modeling
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A portrait of the digital age: Looking at Art History Timeline through the Creation of Digital Portraits with 3D Modeling

by Ian Spriggs

Art Design art history Digital Technology
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A portrait of the digital age explores the intersection of art history, digital portraiture, and 3D modeling. Through its focus on creating digital portraits, the book considers how contemporary technology expands artistic representation and offers new perspectives on the enduring subject of the human image.

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A portrait of the digital age examines the relationship between art history and contemporary digital portraiture.

The work focuses on the creation of digital portraits through 3D modeling, highlighting a technology-driven approach to artistic representation.

By connecting historical perspectives with digital methods, it offers a broad look at how portrait-making can evolve alongside new tools.

Ian Spriggs presents a subject suited to readers interested in art, digital creativity, 3D modeling, and the changing language of portraiture.

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