Digital Art Techniques

adjective describing a state of being under the influence of both alcohol and marijuana simultaneously

• After consuming alcohol and marijuana simultaneously, he became crossfaded and was unable to drive.
• We got crossfaded at the party last night and had a great time.
• I love getting crossfaded with my friends on the weekends.
• Her emotions were crossfaded, torn between happiness and sadness.

noun a device used in animation and filmmaking to trace over motion picture footage, frame by frame, to produce realistic action sequences

• The animator used rotoscope techniques to trace over live-action footage for a more realistic animation.
• The artist rotoscoped scenes from the movie to create a cool animation.
• I'm going to rotoscope that video to make it look awesome.
• She felt like she was living in a rotoscope world, where everything seemed slightly unreal.

noun a technique used to project video onto surfaces such as buildings, to create visual effects and illusions

• The artist used video mapping to project intricate designs onto the facade of the building.
• They're going to do some cool video mapping on the walls for the party.
• I heard they're going to do some sick video mapping at the event.
• Her mind felt like a blank canvas until the video mapping of memories brought it to life.

noun a genre of art in which an artist creates a highly realistic image that resembles a high-resolution photograph

• Photorealism is a genre of art that aims to create highly realistic images that resemble photographs.
• Have you seen those photorealism paintings that look like actual photos?
• That photorealism drawing is so on point, it's almost like a cheat code.
• Her attention to detail in her work is like photorealism for the mind.