by Surur
4 years
When you think of a medium for creating art Microsoft’s productivity suite does not exactly spring to mind, but for Japanese retiree Tatsuo Horiuchi it was just the challenge he needed. The 74-year-old from Nagano Prefec...
by Surur
4 years
The Microsoft HoloLens is an amazing device, but face a number of hurdles when it comes to growing sales, including high cost, lack of applications, being heavy and bulky with limited battery life and increasing competition from p...
by Surur
5 years
Microsoft’s venerable Paint app is one of my most used applications on my PC, but this is mainly to resize and crop pictures and add the odd arrow or pointer. Pat Hines, a Boston artist, has however proven with talent you ca...
by Surur
5 years
Microsoft has helped well-known legally bling Scottish landscape artist Keith Salmon add a sound element to his landscape paintings. Salmon creates ethereal, moody abstracts of skylines and mountains inspired by the rugged highla...
by Surur
5 years
A new Universal Windows Platform version of Microsoft’s City Art Search app has been spotted in the Windows Store. While the mainstream version of the app is available for phone and PC, those are in fact two different code b...
by Surur
5 years
Microsoft User Experience Designer DongYoon Park has posted a video which raises interesting questions about mixed reality and communal spaces. In the video he places a typography-inspired sculpture in the atrium and rooftop scul...
by Surur
6 years
Internet art community DeviantArt do not have an official Windows Phone app yet, but according to their own time line this is set to change next week, with the app expected to arrive next week for Windows 10 phones, tablets and PC...
6 years
Microsoft today released a new promo video for Surface 3. Using only a Microsoft Surface 3, Surface Pen, and the Fresh Paint app, an artist recreates a 200-year old masterpiece, showcasing the timeless nature of true art, and the ...
7 years
Microsoft today highlighted two amazing imaginative artistic uses of Kinect for Windows. 1) The first is a series of photographs by Israeli artist Assaf Evron, displayed at the Andrea Meislin Gallery in New York City from March 7 ...