Digital Art Show

Chris Von Steiner at CUC | Liverpool Art and Culture Blog.
You still have time to see this excellent exhibition of digital paintings by Chris Von Steiner. It shares the large 3rd floor gallery with Laurie Lipton’s “Extraordinary Drawings” so you get to see two great shows in one visit.
I’m amazed that Chris creates these using [...]

Some lovely 3D artworks on Balazs Papay’s website
http://www.bgx.hu/index.htm

A perfect example of good work leading to an inpressive client portfolio, London-based, Japanese artist Yuko Kondo has a website full of great images and good to see she exhibits prints and murals in plenty of galleries too.
The image here is for Merrydown, other clients include Nike, Coca Cola, Eurostar, Virgin, Orange etc. etc.
http://www.yukokondo.com

Making of Twisted Mind of Puyuh.
Leong Wan Kok has featured on Digital Show in the past, now for CG Arena he describes how he created this fascinating picture…
Hi, I’m WanKok. I have been involved in art industry for almost 12 years. Over my career path, I’ve been exposed to different techniques of creating digital art [...]

I love the fantastical worlds created by Sean Patrick Thurlow.
Using mostly Photoshop and Painter.
You can see his portfolio on his 10thLadder website

Flickr: Simon, Hilde & Gwen [re:void]’s Photostream.
These are certainly unique.
www.revoid.be
Gwen uses programming code (actionscript) to create a ‘brush’, which is then used to paint. Colors are predefined and triggered randomly, in combination with colordata drawn from pictures.

Chris Haughton : illustrator.
Very pleased to see one of our favourite illustrators, Chris Haughton, has done a major update of his website.
Chris has various clients including the Fair Trade company People Tree.

Chi-Yun Lau – Illustration » Something new and different.
I love the works of Chi-Yun Lau, there’s loads of great stuff on his blog. I don’t know why but this one always makes me smile.

Alium Digital Watercolour in Progress Part Two « Joan A Hamilton’s Art|Blog.
We’re enjoying following Joan A Hamilton’s blog, she’s using Corel Painter to produce digital watercolour still life pictures. Maybe not the most exciting subject but she’s making good progress and its good to see an artist blogging as they learn.

Bryan M Wood.
Bryan starts off with black and white drawings but eventually ends up with quite vibtant coloured digital artwork.