Digital Painting Art (187)
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Jerldine Randolph, Emelie Gagnon, Paul Pinzarrone, Ata Alishahi, Pauline Van De Ven, Julius Maurer, Alan Spazzali, Faruki Vackoth offering original Digital Painting artworks.
Pauline Van De Ven - I am a digital painter exploring the new medium of vector. My painting developes in cycles from figurative to abstract and back to figurative. They are two poles of a magnet. Critics donaEURtmt like this but Picasso did it too so it canaEURtmt be totally wrong. To me a painting is the reflection of a human soul. Only if the soul is deep enough the painting will be deep enough. Of course the painteraEURtms soul is in the painteraEURtms blind spot and few collectors are able to look through the veil of time. What interests me in vector painting is that vector is a balanced cooperation between the artist and the computer. Lines forms and colors are made by hand and behind the screen the computer ties them all to mathematical formulas known as Bezier curves. This gives them more simplicity more contrast and a higher resolution than can be achieved by hand. Colors are pure monochromes or very fine computer-calculated gradients. While there is hardly any art in vector yet, its amazing property of fixed resolution makes it popular in advertising. aEUR~Ceci est un oeufaEURtm 2015 expresses my initial dislike of vector. The hard ...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Ata Alishahi - When I make art, whatever my medium, I enter an internal world of light and creativity, and I escape the external world of shadow and destruction. While I am painting, I not only live in this light-filled world, I create it. In this sense, I have always made art for myself to alleviate my own suffering and the painful memories of the war and violence I witnessed, even as a child. Yet although this work is therapeutic for me, my finished pieces also ask the viewer to join me in experiencing these beautiful worlds, and celebrating the triumph of light and color over darkness. I paint with the same precision and techniques that traditional artists use, but via the digital medium. I became fascinated with digital technologies during my work in computer industry, and I educated myself in the software that enabled me to make art using this extraordinary new method. Although I prefer this medium, I recognize that every visual image, regardless of how it was made, is primarily a message, a story to be told and interpreted. My work tells the story of a world without darknessaEUR"a world that the viewer longs to enter. My goal...Pauline Van De Ven - I am a digital painter exploring the new medium of vector. My painting developes in cycles from figurative to abstract and back to figurative. They are two poles of a magnet. Critics donaEURtmt like this but Picasso did it too so it canaEURtmt be totally wrong. To me a painting is the reflection of a human soul. Only if the soul is deep enough the painting will be deep enough. Of course the painteraEURtms soul is in the painteraEURtms blind spot and few collectors are able to look through the veil of time. What interests me in vector painting is that vector is a balanced cooperation between the artist and the computer. Lines forms and colors are made by hand and behind the screen the computer ties them all to mathematical formulas known as Bezier curves. This gives them more simplicity more contrast and a higher resolution than can be achieved by hand. Colors are pure monochromes or very fine computer-calculated gradients. While there is hardly any art in vector yet, its amazing property of fixed resolution makes it popular in advertising. aEUR~Ceci est un oeufaEURtm 2015 expresses my initial dislike of vector. The hard ...