Digital art can take many forms. We invited some artist friends to share their work, their inspiration and techniques.
Featured Artist Robert Brusca
California fine art photographer Robert Brusca has an eye for capturing the array of forms, shapes, and textures of his subject matter
Featured Artist Cory Sewelson
Cory Sewelson’s architectural and figurative landscapes have a strange juxtaposition of buildings, animals and amusement park offerings.
Featured Artist Nancy Ridenour
Nancy Ridenour’s digital photography captures incredible detail, texture, and the perfect beauty of her floral subjects.
Featured Artist Paul Pinzarrone
Digital artist Paul Pinzarrone creates complex images full of color, pattern and intrigue printed on high gloss aluminum.
Featured Artist Cheryl Maeder
My work is a collage of saturated memories from my early childhood, infused with my expanding adventures from my travels and everyday life.
Featured Artist Juliette Hemingway
Juliette Hemingway combines digital drawing and painting with traditional mediums to create dynamic images of musicians.
Featured Artist Sherry Karver
Sherry Karver explores the sociology of modern life through her photography, using digital technology combined with narrative text.
Featured Artist Dorothy Berry-Lound
Digital artist Dorothy Berry-Lound uses a technique called Photopainting. The result is mesmerizing and beautiful.
Featured Artist Daniel McPheeters
Artist Daniel McPheeters combines his love of art and science to create stunning digital collages of scenes drawn from nature
Featured Artist Lee Hendrickson
Artist Lee Hendrickson’s photographs are crystals magnified thousands of times using a high-resolution digital imaging microscope.
Featured Artist Vinette Varvaro
Artist Vinette Varvaro creates portraits of flowers through a digital light printing process, with spectacular results.
Featured Artist Tracy Ellyn
I love combining ancient philosophies with contemporary thought, eastern and western languages, and imagery that evokes storytelling and deep thought.
