In New York City’s Fashion week, designer Christian Siriano used cubism in the designs that he showed on the runway. The article describes the designs as a “mix of comics, cubism and glamour”. I thought it was cool that cubism can be found in fashion design, since we had only looked at paintings and photographs as examples of cubism in class.
Read the article : https://www.ibtimes.com/comics-cubism-christian-siriano-shines-fashion-week-2917727
I kept seeing this ad for photoshop 2020 pop up on YouTube, and realized that the image they used was an example of hyperrealism. It was cool to see that Adobe Photoshop was using a subject of a project we did in class. Especially since we actually used photoshop to do so. The ad is also currently shown on the photoshop page on the adobe website.
Here is the link- https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html?store_code=gb&locale=en&sdid=N7FDRS5C&mv=social&mv2=paidsoc
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