What a difference a scan makes....

This is a digitally remastered crop from a painting done some time ago. The original was in black and red...

Steve Taylor at Art Fusion did this for me and we are going to experiment with putting this image on different media. I would like to see this on a sheet of metal.

The whole idea of revisiting work using digital techniques opens up a mind-boggling number of possibilities and you'd be hard pressed to know when to stop. There are so many tools at your disposal these days, makes you wonder if the days of brush and canvas are numbered....

The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.
Aristotle

Serendipity

Out last night for the Arts Group meeting. I was lucky enough to get picked out of a hat to have some work digitally fiddled with (for want of a better term) by Steve Taylor at Art Fusion. He creates the most fantastic prints on whatever substrate you can think of, then paints in some more, and photographs them again!. The end result is amazing. This is one of the samples he has to play with. Exciting stuff.

"Adventure is hardship aesthetically considered"

Barry Targan