ThinkingSketch is a drawing software, which enables user to create series of artworks with same design taste.
The keywords for artwork creation on this tool is "trace and copy." Using ThinkingSketch, user can generate graphic elements by tracing scanned artworks as "seed objects" for artwork generation. First user makes some graphic elements then combines, transforms, and copies them to canvas. This tool will help both beginners and professionals with visual art creation.
Exhibition: ThinkingSketch Night Dec. 21-26 in 2001 at Sendai Japan
- Screen Jack: Many visual artworks were projected on the 400 inches screen, every night.
- Display of Paintings: ThinkingSketch output was converted as a painting by a ThinkingSketch Unit member.
- Workshop using ThinkingSketch: 12 people from elementary school pupil to adults are participated in this workshop and enjoyed artwork creation using ThinkingSketch. Participant's output was displayed on Screen Jack screen as one of the many other original artworks.
This is the first exhibition of the ThinkingSketch project.
This exhibition consisted of three parts.
Exhibition: ThinkingSketch Feb. in 2003 - Mar. in 2004 at Visual Museum Saitama Japan
Exhibited as a regular interactive exhibition. An environment for creating visual artworks was presented.
Exhibition: ThinkingSketch Project Sep. 2 - Oct. 9 in 2006 at Kanazawa Japan
- Art Genome: Exhibition of art objects created with ThinkingSketch.
- Media Table: An installation, which enables users to use ThinkingSketch.
- Media Lab: A workshop on making artworks using computer.
This exhibition consists of three parts.
Information about "Art Genome" and "Media Table"
Exhibition: ThinkingSketch Night in Sapporo Jul. 27 in 2013 at Sapporo Japan
- ThinkingSketch with Media Table.
- ThinkingGarden.
- Torikage (An installation by invited creator Ayumi Kizuka.)
This exhibition consists of three parts.
Available ThinkingSketch Documents
Farther information will be found from the following links.
ThiningGarden Video is prepared.
