Let’s welcome our newest member @Declan McFarlane

​The final soul of the piece is all in the patina. 🧪🔥 ​I love how the greens, dark browns, and golds work together to make this bronze truly pop. Being able to lose track of time in the studio and just watch these colors shift is the most grounding part of the process. ​Model: @farenaimee ​#Qrcky #BronzeSculpture #FineArt

This experience uses Image Tracking AR. The technology works by recognizing a specific physical image (the "Target") and "pinning" a 3D digital sculpture and audio track to it in real-time. 1. Hardware Requirements - Stationary Screen (Computer/Laptop): To display the target artwork. - Mobile Device (iOS/Android): To act as the AR lens. 2. Step-by-Step Setup Step A: Prepare the Target (The Computer) 1. Open the target image on your computer screen: View Target Image. 2. Ensure the image is clearly visible, not obscured by glare, and fills a decent portion of the screen. Step B: Launch the Experience (The Phone) 1. Open the mobile browser (Safari on iOS or Chrome on Android) and navigate to the hosted URL of your code. 2. The EBONY landing page will appear. 3. Tap the green "Enter Experience" button. 4. Allow camera access when prompted. Step C: The Scan 1. Once the "Point camera at artwork" hint appears, aim your phone's camera at the computer screen showing the image. 2. Hold the phone steady for 1–2 seconds. 3. The 3D Sculpture will manifest over the image. 3. Points for Feedback When the group is testing, ask them to evaluate these specific elements: - Visual Fidelity: How does the 3D model look against the high-contrast stripes of the background? - Stability: Does the sculpture stay pinned to the image when you move the phone slightly, or does it "jitter"? - UI/Links: Test the Instagram and Get Prints buttons that appear at the bottom of the screen once the artwork is recognized.

Show Your New Work (work in progress) Drop your images below!! @Irina Turner @Irina Turner and Kim - Please share with the group, the artwork shared during today's Virtual Artist Exchange!

Hey everyone, I’m working on a new piece and would really value some fresh eyes on it. I’m especially focused on depth, composition, and how the forms are reading from a distance. I would love any honest feedback on what’s working and what might need to be further developed. Appreciate your time 🙏