For those who are at all curious...
I live and work in both the UK and USA and am involved with projects worldwide, in particular the raising of awareness of third world povety issues through charitable events. Currently I am working on projects within Southern Africa and India, with the hope of making a difference.BIOI am a working professional artist of the old school of oil on canvas and the many forms of scuplting, who has but recently ventured into the realm of digital art formats for better or worse?
If I was to be asked the question "what makes an artist" I would undoubtably reply that an artist is born with the gift primarily and has the vision and perception to proceed where others fear to tread.
The answer lies in what the 'inner' eye percieves to be the correct transliteration from brain to favoured visual medium. This of course is not always apparent to all purveyors of meritous works, thus we have the ideal situation where individual vision is entertained by the masses, which usually goes somewhere along the lines of "I know nothing about art but I know what I like.."
Ars Longa Vita Brevis
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Comments (2)
cujoe_da_man
I'm not much into the fractal art, but this one really caught my eye. For me this type of fractal is really cool, something about the fact that it is so complex and there are no real referance points to show where it comes from. You have something that could work as a special effect for a sci-fi movie.
geekiegurl
beautiful colors. great work.