Through the Lens of the iPhone
At the Augment El Paso show, March 2014, in Dreadful Things, El Paso, Texas:
Augment EP El Paso creators,
Robert Castaneda and David Figueroa,
viewing an augmented image
on an iPad tablet
at the Dreadful Things show
At the 11th Monkey pop-up show, April 2014, in Phoenix:
Tanya Rich watches moving octopus tentacles,
in the animated "augmented" version
of the portrait with octopus tentacles poster
on an Android tablet
Zeke Pena Print Augmented
First augment:
the rabbit and hummingbird move
Tap the screen,
and the image goes crazy!
Tap the screen a second time,
and the image changes again
(the playlist continues with
The playlist continues,
showing Tanya's print augmented
The playlist continues
showing Krrrl's print augmented
The Augment El Paso 2.1 app is currently out
on all three app stores.
Google Play: http://bit.ly/1OCd3Re
Amazon App Store: http://amzn.to/1TcVLxi
Note: With a QR code scanner app, one can scan the QR codes below, and install the app on their smart devices (I am using QR Code Reader app by Scan on my Nexus tablet).
to links to all apps
for both Apple and Android devices
(same as "Augmented Reality" tab above)
iPhone
Google Play
Google Play: http://bit.ly/1OCd3Re
Amazon
Amazon App Store: http://amzn.to/1TcVLxi
QR codes generated online at QR Code Monkey.
is helping us maintain the iTablets
at the El Paso Museum of Art
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