digital
I am particularly interested in the infinite possibilities for the sculpting of a virtual self by mapping various simulated personae ("avatars") onto different and ever-changing roles, stories, and artificial landscapes.My project centers on Starlette Van Dyke, a fictional identity constructed for the virtual terrains of Second Life. Starlette appears in a series of screen captures playing out multiple roles, putting on different costumes and moving through animated environments. These digital snapshots—echo Cindy Sherman's photographic stills of female stereotypes, in her Untitled Film Stills 1977-1980.
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illustration
Courtney James is a 23-year-old graphic designer/ illustrator from Detroit Michigan where she is currently attending the College for Creative Studies. She has studied classes ranging anywhere from graphic design to photography and painting. Nevertheless, Courtney's true love lay with the creation of digital art and design. "This media has given me the opportunity to accurately express my own personality and depict the elements that make this world beautiful."
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digital
With her Digital Glass Series, Dawn explores light and surface, refraction and reflection. Each piece appears to float and sparkle like tangible candy on its stark black background.
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digital
These are Images of the Janiceproject more on janice.onederkit.com
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digital
The Galaxian Traveler, AKA Mike Braun, is a creative soul whose passion bounces from the manipulation of digital art to the design of outlandish soundscape audio/video creations in an effort to balance his personal universe with the corporate constraints of his day gigs often limiting marketing duties for conservative American enterprise.
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digital
Phil Scroggs feasts on large helpings of caffeine and pop culture to feed his creative fire.
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digital
Rowan is a Kentucky based digital artist. He tries to incorporate his love for programming in his art. He generates spirograph-like images from code and then touches them up and edits them. These works are proof that art can be precise and mathematical, leaving the creativity up to the numbers.
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mixed media
Antonio DePietro is a talented, one-of-a-kind artist. A great entertainer. Antonio DePietro specializes in rap record design, slow jam mixtapes, portraits of important Americans and keeping the finger on the pulse. DePietro is also the creative director of the The New Sicilian 'zine ... It's hard to keep talking about Antonio DePietro in the 3rd person, but Antonio DePietro will do his best so that this bio seems professional.
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painting
Thomas Averin is a Portland artist in training, who works in various styles and mediums, including vector, pixel, pencil, ink, and primarily painting. His work exhibits a conceptual style and focuses on themes of human tendencies; exploration, regret, personal sacrifice, and the childhood transformation.
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illustration
Dwayne Wilson, notices that there is nothing new to bring to the world of fine-art without sinking deeply into dark depravity. It's not that he's against that sort of thing... it is simply that he doesn't want to get his hands dirty. Look though! See that ashy bush as the website's favicon? That's actually a skull! He's not perfectly sure, if that represents his sensibilities, as flower picking and butterfly prances are his daily routine. He's a good boy, who wants to wait till he gets married with his "special one" before he has sex. Those receipts from the red light district don't mean anything...honest!
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digital
My artisanry involves mostly yarn, glass and tile, including combinations of the three. Of late, I have taken up an interest in photography.
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digital
less is more, that is the motto I am trying to follow in the creation of my images.
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photography
I'm an experimental photographer who's been working in the digital medium for four years. I strive to capture nature in inspiring and unusual ways; while I take pretty pictures, they should always make you think. The same effort goes into my portraits and still life; I photograph whatever I like, and am known for forcing people to pose in crazy ways, or for spending hours setting up arrangements of marbles or ketchup bottles. I'm a believer in contributing to the photography community, so I write a lot of behind-the-scenes details and add tips for my fellow photographers to my website.
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digital
Jonathan has been making works on his computer for over 15 years, principally as a form of visual diary. Because of a move to a Tablet PC, Jonathan has been able to start working in Life Studios and elsewhere, and depending less on his imagination and personal experiences for his work.
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digital
I think of my work as fractal-based digital art. I paint fractals. More accurately, I "post-process" them — meaning I export them out of fractal programs and import them into graphic programs like Photoshop, Photo Paint, and Painter. I mess with what math gives me with extreme prejudice: exploding, slicing, collaging, layering, and destroying the original fractal forms. I work by serendipity in a process similar to spelunking. I poke around inside the cave of the fractal, unafraid of dark turns, until I stumble into something that pleases me.
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drawing
Parskid was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest where he draws inspiration from his childhood, the weather and rusty surfaces. He experiments with paint, plush and digital mediums. His work has been exhibited in many cities in the United States including LA and NYC and abroad in Australia, Taiwan, Spain and the UK. His work has been published in the following magazines: King Brown, Art Prostitute, Cool'eh, Novum, Beautiful/Decay, Day in the Lyfe, and Dirty Soup. As well as these published books: Canceled Flight, War of Monstars, Pictoplasma 2 and Monstaah!. When he's not curled up in his dark underground lair he enjoys dripping marsh ink, spraying rusto paint and playing by the tracks.
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digital
The interconnected of life has always fascinated me. Perhaps it is the unspoken ability for color and texture to create ambiance and light. And then, there's the idea that something static could appear in motion. It's like the cat with a ball of yarn, forever intrigued in it's mystery...entangled in chaos, lost in bliss.
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