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Special selection of Computer art (1993-2003)  "Cyberflower " digital painting  "My Sunflower" Windows 3 ,PSP and Fractint were the first programs I explored. This sunflower was my first mouse painting. Painted directly and manipulated in PSP  "Fame" generated in Fractint  This one is called "Chief" generated in Fractint and finished in Photoshop Guess who is the chief of Fractint? 
  
  "Starwheels" Never found out why the wheel turns in Frontpage :-) when moving the page up and down ,that is why I call them wheels. "Someone reinvented the wheel of digital media after all ." :-)  "Artist 2000" The Millennium artist looking at a screen instead of a canvas on an easel. Challenging years ahead for the brave.  "Cheers" True joy to play with marvels again.  "Cloning of New Life " A tree, is a tree, is a tree and nature is cloning new life ? the curator for NASA gave me an award of exellency in electronic art for my website presentations of the "Green revolution" and selected this work for "Earth Day "  "Spring Fever" was painted with the Wacom Pen This fantasy was done on a snowy morning . Please note there is only room for one chair,mine :-) Many more followed ,just to prove one can paint the traditional way with the computer without scanning.  "Freebrush" The computer brush has many sizes no limitation to use them in any style selected.  "Going up in smoke" Drawing and creating a suitable dramatic background  "Waves" Using the wet watercolor brush to creat tranparent images .  "Waterbrush 8"  "Last time we talked" The language is simple and the background is a paper imitation with transparent watercolor. and I could not stop talking "Go on Wacom Pen !"  "Golden Shield " The aging artists needs a golden shield for protection from the invaders. Drawing,layering, cut out, paste, can all be done in never ending forms.  "Wonderworks" Wonder always works in computer paintings ,because one move or another push and pull leads to something new. It becomes a process of the mind and the subconcious the computer can handle instantly.  "Unedged" Taking the edge out of several abstract works and make them seamlessly connected in one image has a true edge over the traditional way of doing art.  "Melody loop" Needless to say drawing and manipulating loops is like moving the pen with music.  "Opera" A fantasie about the future of a digital presentation on a big screen. The stage is set and the music is on. So sorry "I am not young enough to know it all" Ansgard Thomson #207 -9120-156 Street, T5R-1Y8 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada wwweb: http://members.shaw.ca/ansgard & http://AnsgardThomson.com |
