Physical stamina + better idea: 152 times artist painting with GPS-GPS, the artist-IT information
On May 2, according to foreign reports, the United States, called Jien·Lu (Gene Lu) artists recently used a GPS application to create a picture of Yoda (Yoda) portrait.
In a 20-mile run when the journey is coming to an end, Jien·Lu (Gene Lu) raised his arms in victory. After the three-hour trek across the Portland, Oregon, Jien·Lu completed an exercise, also completed a work of art--he draws a picture of Yoda (Yoda) portrait.
"I turned the 152 laps . "Jien·Lu said. Jien·Lu is a 35 year old Creative Director, recently created a series of works of the Run Wars, Yoda's portrait is part of the portfolio.
Jien·Lu is working on is called "GPS art", this is a new art form, which uses the global positioning system (Global Positioning Systems,GPS) painting.
With the help of GPS applications, people can draw all when you run or ride a bike, whether it is a Thanksgiving Turkey or a persona in the game of Thrones. The application can track user's movements in real time route, if all goes well, it can draw the theme selected by the user.
Sidifen·Longde (Stephen Lund) has become the GPS may be called the most famous name in the art world . The 50-year old Canada cyclists recent TEDx topic is the idea for a ride: out of my art (a Creative Spin:Pedaling My Art).
Early last year, Jien·Lu in a speech about his application using GPS drawing "happy 2015" how sudden inspiration. "Since then, my bike was no longer a bike, which is a deep red brush".
Strava fitness Application Manager Andrew Vontz said that in the past year, surge in GPS artist, design has become more complex.
"For fitness during such hard work, people do crazy things in order to liberate the brain. "Jiesen·ya Jacobs, Chief Executive of the fitness application Runkeeper (Jason Jacobs) said.
In the creation of many GPS will make every effort to ensure that the paintings of the artist will not be under the influence of physical obstacles in the path.
Baltimore cyclist maikeer·hualaishi (Michael Wallace)-his artist name is WallyGPX--want to paint a beach bird, but a building blocked his way. He did not turn off the phone, did not change course design, but get off and run over the building, place the phone on a busy street in Baltimore, then back to get a bike.
Science teacher, Wallace, 43, said, GPS signal interruption could ruin the artistic integrity of the picture. He is also a GPS art one of the most prolific artists on the stage, wrote 370 GPS art works so far.
GPS artists that, at the time of writing may have a number of other obstacles, such as detours, cell phone battery power, cloudy day, skyscrapers, such as the GPS signal was interrupted.
Two years ago, lives in San Francisco, Mofei·Maike (Murphy Mack) proposed to his girlfriend, he decides to create a GPS works of art-a piece of heart-shaped pattern, write: "will you marry me, Emily."
Sir Michael said that, after the work to his girlfriend, she didn't immediately see the picture on the phone means having to put it into the computer to see. Eventually, he gave his future bride back.
In addition to the GPS application, Instagram, and Facebook and other social media sites have become GPS art gallery. They also can be printed on paper or canvas.
Some museum curators say contemporary art and modern science and technology intersect. GPS art "so that we are not, and omnipresent. It looks like a new form of folk art. "The Association of art museum directors, Benjamin M. Hickey said.
GPS style varies from region to region. United States works of art than European or Asian counterparts are more massive and more simple, because United States urban street grid layout. Runners are often shorter than the cyclist routes, leading to differences in design complexity.
"I am a pencil. "The 43 year old social media manager, runner Jonathan Choquel said from Paris, he specializes in drawing graffiti with GPS .
Contact GPS art Jien·Lu in 2013, when he lived in New York City. Since then, he's serious about running. He worked in Jackson Heights in Queens near the same neighborhoods often get bored while running, when he began to create GPS art work, he sometimes face neighborhood map sudden inspiration to imagine new routes.
"My course is starting to look like a pattern. It was then that I realized that I can map as a canvas. "Mr Lo said.
He moved to Portland, completed nearly more than 20 complex picture. He said, and he continued to study may be helpful to future creation of an alley, he likes the new city map, assess their artistic potential.
Portrait of Yoda project since late December, Jien·Lu spent several nights in a row spent 15-hour routes design.
In the course of running, because the signs refer to the wrong way, Jien·Lu turned the wrong corner. This portrait of Yoda in the left cheek and eye area leaves some flaws.
"Overall, these mistakes tend to be insignificant. "Jien·Lu said.
The whole line to cross several bridges, come through some side streets, after passing through a parking lot completely finished. From the finish when there were only ten steps away, Jien·Lu stop to quietly celebrate.
"I tend to get nervous in the beginning," Jien·Lu said. "But now, I believe that technology and prepared in advance, they will lead me in the right direction. ”
好体力+妙创意：艺术家转152圈用GPS作画 - GPS,艺术家 - IT资讯
5月2日，据外电报道，美国一名叫基恩·鲁（Gene Lu）的艺术家最近使用一个GPS应用创作了一幅尤达（Yoda）画像。
在一段20英里的跑步旅程即将结束之时，基恩·鲁（Gene Lu）举起双臂以示胜利。在穿越俄勒冈州波特兰市的三小时长途跋涉后，基恩·鲁即完成了一次健身运动，同时也完成了一件艺术作品——他绘制了一幅尤达（Yoda）肖像。
“我转了152圈。”基恩·鲁说。基恩·鲁是一名35岁的创意总监，最近正在创作一个系列作品《Run Wars》，尤达画像是这个作品集的一部分。
基恩·鲁正在创作的是所谓的“GPS艺术”，这是一种新的艺术形式，它使用全球定位系统（Global Positioning Systems，GPS）来绘画。
在GPS应用的帮助下，人们可以在跑步或者骑自行车时绘制一切，无论是感恩节火鸡还是《权力的游戏》中的人物角色。这个应用能实时跟踪用户的运动路线，如果一切顺利，它最后能绘制出用户选择的主题。
斯蒂芬·隆德（Stephen Lund）已经成为GPS艺术界也许堪称最响亮的名字。这位50岁的加拿大骑自行车者最近一次TEDx演讲的主题是《一次创意兜风：蹬出我的艺术》（A Creative Spin: Pedaling My Art）。
去年年初，基恩·鲁在一次演讲中讲述了他在使用GPS应用绘制“快乐2015”之后如何灵感突发。“从此之后，我的自行车不再是自行车，它是一支深红色画笔”。
健身应用Strava公司经理Andrew Vontz说，在过去的一年，GPS艺术家激增，设计已经变得更复杂。
“在进行健身这种苦活时，人们会做疯狂的事情以解放大脑。”健身应用Runkeeper的首席执行官杰森·雅各布（Jason Jacobs）说。
在创作中，许多GPS艺术家会竭尽全力确保绘画不会受到运动路线中物理障碍的影响。
巴尔的摩的自行车运动员迈克尔·华莱士（Michael Wallace）——他的艺术家名字是WallyGPX——想绘画一只海滩鸟，但一个建筑物挡住了他的去路。他没有关掉手机，也没有改变路线设计，而是下车跑过那个建筑物，将手机放在巴尔的摩一个繁忙的街道上，然后回去取自行车。
43岁的科学教师华莱士先生说，GPS信号中断会毁了画面的艺术完整性。他也是GPS艺术舞台上最多产的艺术家之一，至今创作了370件GPS艺术作品。
GPS艺术家称，在进行创作时可能碰到大量其他障碍，例如弯路、手机电池断电、阴天、摩天大楼导致GPS信号中断等。
两年前，家住旧金山的墨菲·麦克（Murphy Mack）想向女友求婚，他决定创作一个GPS艺术品——一幅心形图案，里面写上：“嫁给我，艾米莉”。
麦克先生说，作品发给女友后，她没有立即在手机上看出这幅图画的含义，不得不将它放到电脑中去看。最终，他未来的新娘给了他回复。
除了GPS应用本身，Instagram、Facebook和其他社交媒体网站也成了GPS艺术创作者的画廊。他们的作品也可以在纸或帆布上打印出来。
一些博物馆馆长表示，当代艺术已经与现代科技产生交集。GPS艺术“使我们哪都不在，又无所不在。它看起来就像新的民间艺术形式。“美术馆馆长协会的理事本杰明M.希基说。
GPS艺术风格因地区而异。美国的艺术作品往往比欧洲或亚洲同行更块状化、更简单，因为美国城市街道都呈网格布局。跑步者往往比骑自行车者路线更短，从而导致设计复杂程度上的差异。
“我是一支铅笔。”43岁的社交媒体经理、来自巴黎的跑步者Jonathan Choquel说，他的专长是用GPS绘制涂鸦。
基恩·鲁2013年接触GPS艺术，当时他住在纽约市。从那时开始，他认真对待跑步运动。他以前在皇后区杰克逊高地附近同一街区跑步时常常感到无聊，当他开始创作GPS艺术作品时，他有时面对街区地图会灵感突发想象新的路线。
“我的路线开始看起来像一幅图案。就在那时我意识到我可以将地图当作画布。”卢先生说。
他搬到了波特兰，完成了近二十几幅复杂的图画。他说，他不断研究也许会对未来创作有帮助的小巷，他喜欢看新的城市地图，评估它们的艺术潜力。
从去年十二月下旬开始的尤达画像项目，基恩·鲁花了连续几个晚上总共花了15小时绘制路线设计方案。
在跑步过程中，因为路牌指错路，基恩·鲁错误地拐了一个弯。这个错误在尤达画像的左脸颊和眼部区域留下了一些瑕疵。
“从整体来来看，这些小失误往往是微不足道的。”基恩·鲁说。
整个线路要穿过几座桥梁，走过几个小巷，通过一个停车场后完全结束。在距离终点还有仅有十步之远时，基恩·鲁让自己停下来安静地庆祝一下。
“我在开始时往往会感到紧张，”基恩·鲁说。“但现在，我相信技术和事先的准备，它们将带领我沿着正确的方向前进。”