Inkjet art? ? ?

How to turn digital art into hard copy? Now that’s the question I’ve been playing with.
After the digital photography, after the image manipulation with Photoshop, or the Gimp or whatever, after the drawing using an open source vector graphics editor that I was finally able to download and actually get working (It’s called Inkscape and so far I like it!). . . After doing all that I just wanted something that I can hold in my hands, and then do something with. Like hang it on the wall for example.

Digital Art

“Digital art is a general term for a range of artistic works and practices that use digital technology as an essential part of the creative and/or presentation process.” That’s how the definition of digital art starts off at Wikipedia and personally I think that’s enough said, even though the nice folks there have a whole [...] → Continue Reading Digital Art

Website Development

Last Saturday I drove down to Victoria for my first Wordcamp. Today at our Comox Valley Business Women’s lunch I got teased a little bit about my ‘camping’ experience. So what was an artist doing at Wordcamp? Well, learning a little bit more about WordPress, open source software that is making it possible for so [...] → Continue Reading Website Development

Structure comes first. . .

I think that a lot of creative people are like me. When we get an idea we can’t resist the urge to just run with it. All of our preparation and planning, a lot of good advice that should be applied goes out the window and we’re off. Yesterday was one of those days. I [...] → Continue Reading Structure comes first. . .

Photo and Image transfers.

For the last little while I have been thinking about doing some transfers with my photos, maybe even placing some of my own, mostly mouse drawn, digital images onto canvas. I’ve browsed through a few sites that offer digital printing on canvas but the cost was a little too high for what I had in [...] → Continue Reading Photo and Image transfers.

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