Artist Information:
Elaine Greywalker
Richmond, VA
United States
Member Since: Jul 2001
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Artist Statement:
I am a digital artist. After
working traditionally for 20
years, I began using the
computer to create art. My
favorite tools are Photoshop
and Bryce.
My goal is to emphasize the
spiritual essence of color,
form and interaction by
focusing on the process of
creation. I have named them
"handwerks" and "renderings" -
the former being basically
gestural stuff, the latter
created with the aid of a
number of 3-d packages.
I pursue chaos patterns with
process, choosing emergent
elements to form a visual
hierarchy that sometimes
elicits meaning. Sometimes it
just brings up stuff. Either
way, I enjoy it and I hope
others viewing my work will
feel free to engage in an
inner dialogue with the works,
so to arrive at a personal
destination....
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Artist Exhibitions:
All Media Show, Shockoe Bottom
Arts Center, Richmond, VA,
March 2001.
* All Media Show, Shockoe
Bottom Arts Center, Richmond,
VA, November 2000.
* Members' Show, Shockoe
Bottom Arts Center, Richmond,
November 2000.
* Holiday Galleria, Shockoe
Bottom Arts Center, Richmond,
November 2000.
* Selected Landscapes,
Henninger Design and
Editorial, 1901 E. Franklin
St, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Shockoe Bottom Art Center,
2100 E. Grace St., Richmond
VA...
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Elaine Greywalker's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Elaine Greywalker's Portfolio. Browse Greywalker's body of work: I am a digital artist. After working traditionally for 20 years, I began using the computer to create art. My favorite tools are Photoshop and Bryce.
My goal is to emphasize the spiritual essence of color, form and interaction by focusing on the process of creation. I have named them "handwerks" and "renderings" - the former being basically gestural stuff, the latter created with the aid of a number of 3-d packages.
I pursue chaos patterns with process, choosing emergent elements to form a visual hierarchy that sometimes elicits meaning. Sometimes it just brings up stuff. Either way, I enjoy ... |
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