NFT
Digital art created by Howard Wakefield available on Opensea.io, voice.com and mintable
Newly created digital art collections specifically for the NFT market.
About
Digital artist and graphic designer Howard Wakefield has been creating digital images for over 20 years. His images have appeared on record covers for Joy Division, New Order, Goldie and Suede (London Suede in the US).
Howard Wakefield collaborated with world-renowned graphic designer / art director Peter Saville to create his Waste Painting series - from Waste Painting No. 1 through to No. 11. Waste Painting No.3 is part of the permanent collection on display at London’s V&A Museum.https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O83872/waste-painting-print-saville-peter/
Howard Wakefield’s digital images have also been used for a variety of clients such as the Design Museum, Barbican and Somerset House in London.
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Rhythm of Nature
Digital Landscapes created with overlapping, undulating waveforms to represent the natural rhythms of our environment – the seasons, the tides, day, night and lunar phases.
Rhythm of Nature: Dawn
Rhythm of Nature: Night
Rhythm of Nature: Autumn
Rhythm of Nature: Day
Rhythm of Nature: Spring
Rhythm of Nature: Winter
Rhythm of Nature: Dusk
Rhythm of Nature: Summer
Interlaced
An interplay of interwoven colour. The 4 parts of each set can be joined together to form 1 large image.
Interlaced 1-1
Interlaced 1-3
Interlaced 1-2
Interlaced 1-4
Spectral Fade
A converging interaction of colour.
Spectral Fade 1
Spectral Fade 3
Spectral Fade 2
Spectral Fade 4
End of Week
These compositions are created by gathering together a collection of colours and digital experiments produced during my day-to-day graphic design work. By digitally “reheating” them, they are merged, remixed and recycled through numerous Photoshop filters to create new configurations of colour and form. The process is inspired by glass-makers who would reuse the remaining molten glass at the end of their day's work to create multicoloured "End of Day" glassware.
End of Week - One
End of Week - Two
End of Week - Three
End of Week - Four
End of Week - Five
End of Week - Six
End of Week - Seven
End of Week - Eight
End of Week - Nine
End of Month
Each month I take my 4 End of Week compositions and animate them to create an End of Month piece which is available on Foundation.app
In Orbit
Abstract image inspired by the boundless, ever expanding wonder of space created with Sarah Parris
In Orbit