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What to do with Art

Scan Your Kid’s Art and Make a Digital Gallery of Their Work

Keep all the drawings without all the clutter with a digital gallery

kid tells a story with pictures

GeekDad Nathan Barry wouldn’t never dream of discouraging his daughter’s creativity, but their home does seem to acquire an awful lot of her drawings and sculptures. How do you keep all these precious creations without building an addition onto your house just so you have have more wall space? Barry says digitize!

“In an effort to try to curb the art overload and also make it much easier to actually admire them, I’ve embarked upon a grand digitization of everything I can. If it’s letter/A4 sized, then on the scanner it goes – with a resolution of at least 300dpi. If it’s bigger than the scanner, then a photo will do nicely. I always use the DSLR, at it highest quality settings as you can’t get those pixels back later. Sculptures of all kinds are filmed from all angles in HD.”

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The Monster Engine

Dave Devries, comics illustrator and concept artist at Universal Studios, is the artist behind The Monster Engine, a series of full colour paintings based on children’s artwork. We think these images are really neat and the idea is even cooler.