Reply Wed 1 May, 2013 12:03 pm
Living Art

animated artwork

etc. etc.. art that comes to life, but preferably just a 2 word translation to latin, like=Living Art
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Reply Wed 1 May, 2013 12:15 pm
@DGArtist,
Ars Viva
DGArtist
 
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Reply Wed 1 May, 2013 04:17 pm
@George,
Victus Ars?
Someone told me could mean the same, and artis?

Victus artis?
Victus ars?
Viva artis?
Just want to be clear and correct..
I bring static, printed, physical images and objects to life with animations like magic. This service/ product is called (living art)

This Latin translation, is for the name of a (Super Hero) mascot for the company and a character I created as an artist. He will represent living art, me and my artwork and plan to make a comic book with him.

Thank you for all your help
George
 
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Reply Wed 1 May, 2013 04:56 pm
@DGArtist,
Victus artis?
Of the art of food

Victus ars?
Art of food

Viva artis?
Ya got me here. The best I can do is:
Living woman of art
-or-
Living things of art

Where did you get these?
DGArtist
 
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Reply Wed 1 May, 2013 06:05 pm
@George,
Friend said he looked it up in dictionary

For living:
victus

JM Latin English Dictionary

living| way of life; that which sustains life; nourishment; provisions; diet
V
conquer| defeat| excel; outlast; succeed
V
be alive| live; survive; reside

For art:

Artis

JM Latin English Dictionary

skill/craft/art; trick| wile; science| knowledge; method| way; character (pl.)

Victus sounded like a strong super hero name lol but if not right, then not right..

So, ars viva it seems, thank you

George
 
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Reply Wed 1 May, 2013 06:59 pm
@DGArtist,
Artis is the genitive (possessive) of ars.

If you input ars to that dictionary, you'll get the same result as for artis.
Note that in the definition of victus, "living" is used in the sense of a
means of living.

Sorry it didn't come out the way you wanted.
But, hey, he's your superhero, you can call him whatever you want.
If you say his name means "living art", who's gonna argue?
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