Artist Information:
Atmara Rebecca Cloe
Ashland, OR
United States
Member Since: Sep 2000
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Artist Statement:
Biographical info:
Atmara Rebecca Cloe began her
work as a digital artist in
the spring of 1996 when she
purchased her first computer
and began New World Creations
her digital art business. She
is primarily self taught. "I
took a few art classes in
collage, but never had a lot
of success with traditional
media. I had to wait for
computer technology to be
where it is
now to find a medium where I
could truly express my
talents. (And in the meantime
I was busy expressing my
creativity as a music teacher,
but that's another story.)."
Most of her images are created
in a combination of 3D (Bryce
and Poser) and 2D (Photoshop)
imaging programs. All of
Atmara's work is available for
licensing. New commissions
are always welcome.
Atmara lives in the Lakes
Region of New Hampshire where
she is constantly inspired by
the beauty around her.
Philosophy:
My inspiration comes from lots
of sources, and ultimately
from the Universe, the "all
that is" that we are all a
part of. Sometimes I see
something someone else has
done and take the kernel of
the idea and let it change and
grow in whatever way it wants
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Artist Exhibitions:
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Artist Galleries:
Artwork for the Soul-Print
Store and Visionary Gallery of
New World Creations:
http://www.nwcreations.com...
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Atmara Rebecca Cloe's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Atmara Rebecca Cloe's Portfolio. Browse Cloe's body of work: Biographical info:
Atmara Rebecca Cloe began her work as a digital artist in the spring of 1996 when she purchased her first computer and began New World Creations her digital art business. She is primarily self taught. "I took a few art classes in collage, but never had a lot of success with traditional media. I had to wait for computer technology to be where it is
now to find a medium where I could truly express my talents. (And in the meantime I was busy expressing my creativity as a music teacher, but that's another story.)." Most of ... |
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