In the world of art, there are those who take a more ‘traditional’ approach, producing works with a definitive theme, such as pointillism or abstract expressionism. However, there are also those who produce work that honestly reflects what is happening in their lives at the time, without worrying about rules.

That is the case with Angelo Accardi, who recently produced a series of portraits mixed with abstract and traditional figurative work, and the results are breathtaking.

The world of art has a wide variety of forms, styles, and mediums. This art blog will focus on forms of art that I enjoy doing or that are related to my interests. The types of art I write about can be considered as forms of conceptual art, or they may involve other forms such as sculpture, installation, performance, drawing, and painting.

Cameras are becoming more of an art form than a tool of documentation. Brands have started to recognize the power of photography and have started to use it as a form of marketing. In the past, brands would capture photographs for their social media accounts, but now, they are also using them to enhance their company’s image.

What is Camera art?

Camera art is the act of taking a photograph and using the camera to make a digital image, where the photograph is manipulated so it can be interpreted as art. Since the advent of photography and the democratization of technology, the medium of photography has become the most powerful means of documenting, recording, and interpreting the world we live in.

When you think of Camera Art, you probably think of a bunch of dudes posing in front of a camera, wearing all black, a painterly hat, and a stethoscope, filming themselves while posing. At the same time, in the background, a semi-abstract painting is being created.

This is what most people think of when they think of Camera Art. But that is not really all Camera Art is. There is a lot more to it than what you might be thinking or what you might have been taught about Camera Art at the art school you went to.

Is This A Real Trend?

In today’s digital age of photography, it’s not uncommon to see art being produced using digital cameras. Though initially, the idea of using photography to produce art seemed a little odd, the trends have since grown.

Some artists create paintings from photos, while others create using computer-generated tools. Still, others (like the ones featured in this article) take advantage of the fact that cameras can now produce a variety of effects that mimic traditional art. These days, you can see many artists producing photos as art, and it’s definitely a trend worth noting.

Camera art is becoming more popular; the latest camera phones come loaded with all sorts of new photo effects, lighting options, and more. But is this all just a fad? It’s hard to say; some of the effects are actually quite awesome, but others are just a bit too gimmicky, and we wouldn’t be surprised if all of this ends up being a fad at some point.