Tweet Pin It If you are into painting, drawing or sculpting the human body or any resemblance thereof, now there is an absolute must-have mobile application for you! Mara3D, a Canadian company based in Montreal, has just released an absolutely fantastic application, the mobile art reference application of the human body. The application enables an...
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Tweet Pin It The 3 Inch Canvas is by no means a music site and we do not pretend to have any competences in the area of anything audible. However, there are some really cool dudes over at the Aalto School of Electrical Engineering that know tons about all kinds of audio stuff. This year’s...
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Tweet Pin It Despite a quiet spell here on the blog, there has still been some intense behind-the-scenes activity at the 3IC during the fall. Today we are happy to announce the result of that work: a brand new 3 Inch Canvas mobile application featuring a very exciting Finnish artist, Paula Julia Rusokallio. Paula works in many art...
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Tweet Pin It I’m happy to announce that the first 3 Inch Canvas application for mobile devices has been published! This is a major milestone for us and we hope you will like it too! The application is a modified version of the exhibition application used in the second 3 Inch Canvas exhibition at the Jyväskylä...
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Tweet Pin It Sculpture has been one of the art domains that we at the 3 Inch Canvas have not yet been able to penetrate. Because of this, we are even happier to be able to report a nice addition to the list of art applications for mobile phones. The Italian artist Chiara Passa has just...
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Tweet Pin It I’m happy to report that the first application created from a work exhibited at the 3 Inch Canvas Jyväskylä exhibition has been released to the public. It was Filipe Cruz who turned his haiku work into an Android application and released it on the Android Market. Great job, Filipe! The application generates haikus under...
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Tweet Pin It It’s been a hectic month here at the 3IC, even blogposts have been put on the backburner for a while. But today I’m happy to report that the first part of the upcoming exhibition has now been completed, almost a week ahead of time! The 9 works which will be featured...
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Tweet Pin It EYE’EM is a very recent movement for mobile photography that has seen great growth and success this year. After having staged a successful exhibition of mobile photography in Berlin, the movement then went on to do the same in New York. Now EYE’EM is also on mobiles. The EYE’EM application for iPhone has just...
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Tweet Pin It The Art Institute of Chicago has done a very laudable deed and is now bringing the big French Impressionists to your mobile (well, if you have an Android device or an iPhone). How about seeing some of the best works of Seurat, Van Gogh, Monet, Caillebotte, Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec as high quality images on your mobile? Just download...
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