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Shanghai, Virtually Painted by Tan Choon Hong

“Shanghai Virtually Painted” explores the use of computer-aided painting technology to turn photos into paintings. Through the genius of programmers the software can mimic traditional media to produce quite convincing results, with a little intervention by the user. CLICK EACH IMAGE TO ENLARGE.

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Singapore Chai Tau Kueh - Light Fabric T-shirt by virtuocity
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Tan Choon Hong: My first brush with art was in primary school when my teach drew a village on the black board with triangles and squares. Art became my passion and was my heaven sent school subject as I didn't have to work at it. Leaving school put me at the proverbial fork in the road where one leads to the fine arts and a life as a starving artist. The other promised instant gratification. All I need do was win hearts and minds for products and services using art as a tool. I became an adman. I was fortunate to cut my teeth in a leading local ad agency which exposed me to some high profile brands. Then I got a break at an international agency which can be said to be my finishing school where I learned to do things the Madison Avenue way. Soon I had enough confidence to start my own creative hot shop and that's where I am now. Check out my online gallery: www.tanchoonhong.com Business website: www.visual.com.sg Online design store: www.zazzle.com/virtuocity. © Tan Choon Hong 2010-2024. All rights reserved.

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