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Daniel Leighton Art + AR

Daniel Leighton Art + AR

Augmented Reality Art

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🙌4
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📼1 vid & 1 sc
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📦~ in 1 year
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All Versions of Daniel Leighton Art + AR

2.8.6

March 7, 2024

Fixes, updates and improvements.

2.8.5

March 6, 2024

NEW: AR for "Bound/Unbound" Plus other fixes, tweaks and updates for current and future versions
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2.8.3

July 22, 2023

New AR for "Opening Up" Bug fixes

2.8.1

June 22, 2022

"Human Debris", "Where Are We Now?", "Nauseous By The Toilet" are back! Still some more changes to come, but glad to have them working again! Additional bug fixes
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2.8

June 14, 2021

Bug, compatibility fixes plus a few improvements. Lots of under the hood work to modernize app and prepare for future features.
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2.7

February 13, 2020

Bug fixes and improvements

2.6.5

July 13, 2019

Updated AR! "Tied Up At The Hospital" now with a poem written and read by Sarah Morris Bug fixes and minor changes to "George"
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2.6

June 22, 2019

New AR: “George” - come see it at one of my upcoming shows (click “Events” tab on my web site: http://www.danielleighton.com Numerous tweaks and bug fixes.
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2.5

May 3, 2018

NEW: "Human Debris" - brand new Augmented Reality NEW: "Inside Man" - brand new Augmented Reality UPDATED: Amazing new musical gestures for Just One Moment by composer Christian Laszlo (check out his work at http://christianlaszlo.com) Plus updated touch engine and many other improvements View all paintings at Daniel's current exhibit at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (SLOMA) through June 10, 2018. Check DanielLeighton.com for the latest list of shows.
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2.3

April 14, 2017

NEW: "Threshold" NEW: "The Space Between Us" UPDATED: "A Substance Called Understanding" UPDATED: "Trust The Ground" Plus other minor updates. Explore and discover yourself or visit the "Augmented Reality" section of the Web site (DanielLeighton.com) for the tip sheet, which will help you find every interactive feature available. If you're in Los Angeles, come see fine art prints in person at the MARS Festival, April 14th - 23rd and Angel City Brewery through May 17th. For updates on future showings, please check the Web site.
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Price History of Daniel Leighton Art + AR

Description of Daniel Leighton Art + AR

Daniel Leighton is a contemporary fine artist who merged his painting, filmmaking, storytelling and technology backgrounds by incorporating augmented reality into his iPad paintings.  Daniel’s work has been featured by Timothy Potts, Director of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, Bryan Barcena Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Nicholas Barlow, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Victoria and Albert Museum in London, where he recently spoke, the LA Center for Digital Art (LACDA), Technarte, the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (SLOMA) and more. Having Crohn’s Disease since birth, Leighton faced his mortality from a very young age. Countless invasive procedures, hospitalizations and surgeries helped drive him to dive deep into a lifelong quest to understand the workings of his body and his emotions. He creates emotional portraits with simple lines and brilliant colors to capture complex states of the human psyche, while exploring the possibilities of technology and human emotion being harnessed for the greater good. When viewed through this app, Daniel Leighton Art+AR, his paintings come to life as a narrative accompanying the painting; using animation, film and particle systems to further capture a feeling and story. One example is the painting "On Trial" where anger is evident in the faces and pointing fingers of the characters and the moon looking down at the scene has a single tear. When viewed through Leighton's augmented reality app, the painting catches fire and the only way to put out the fire is to tap on the moon which begins to cry therefore putting out the flames with the tears. This piece is about anger in the form of blame and judgment, and shows how when feelings are expressed, anger subsides. Another example is a painting called "A Substance Called Understanding." Through the augmented reality and interactivity (tapping) the room fills up with hearts and the sound of many, layered voices saying "I love you". Leighton has a total of 11 paintings which incorporate augmented reality. If you like this app, please leave us a review or rating as it will help us get more people to see it. Also, please share it with your friends. Thank you!
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Daniel Leighton Art + AR: FAQ

Is the software for Daniel Leighton Art + AR compatible with iPads?

The Daniel Leighton Art + AR software is compatible with iPad devices.
The Daniel Leighton Art + AR app was developed by Daniel Leighton.
To function properly, the app requires at least iOS 11.0.
5.0: The Daniel Leighton Art + AR app gets a lot of positive feedback.
The App Category Of The Daniel Leighton Art + Ar App Is Entertainment.
2.8.6 is the current version of Daniel Leighton Art + AR.
Daniel Leighton Art + AR released its latest update on July 5, 2024.
Daniel Leighton Art + AR was initially released on February 5, 2023.
Parental guidance suggested, may contain some violence or suggestive themes.
Currently, the Daniel Leighton Art + AR app supports the following languages: American English.
No, Daniel Leighton Art + AR is not on Apple Arcade.
No, Daniel Leighton Art + AR does not feature in-app purchases for users.
No, Daniel Leighton Art + AR does not offer compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Daniel Leighton Art + AR

  • Amazing reality

    This is the beginning of a new paradigm in visual art. Wow! The app allows the artists imagination to grow beyond the bounds of two dimensions, and to continue to inspire the viewer beyond the usual constraints of a single image. It's as if I'm seeing my own imagination add to what has been captured as one image, and inspires me to imagine what else lies behind each single image.
  • Awesome!

    I have Crohn's disease, and was also diagnosed at the age of five. This art really speaks to me! It's comforting to know that I'm not the only one who went through the struggles of being diagnosed with a chronic illness at such a young age. Great app!