Showing posts with label Digital Art Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Art Photography. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 March 2011

Artist - Elsie Ball

Elsie produces an eclectic mix of photographic art. She is a passionate and dedicated photographer who digitally manipulates reality into the obscure, as well as traditional. Her photos will become her world as she sees it. 
Elsie alternates her love of big bold colour, with soft, subtle and often black and white. A visual perfectionist, she admits she is on a journey of discovery, constantly learning new skills and immersing herself in them. Once satisfied she has mastered it, she moves on to the next challenge, ensuring a constant flow of exciting ideas

"A LIMITED EDITION OF 25" A photomanipulation of Trafalgar Square. This is an ed of 25. The prints are approx 18"x12" , allow for minor discrepancies as all photos do not conform to standard sizing. A rainy Day at Trafalgar. Printed on Fujifilm Crystal Archive Photographic paper. They will be mounted and framed up to approx 58cm x48cm. The frames are Matt, black coated wooden frames approx 1/2 inch width. Mounts off white as standard. If you would like a different colour mount please state this in the message to seller section of paypal. H58cm x W48cm

To support Elsie and see more of her work as it becomes available, please visit our website Exhibiting-Artists.com

Wednesday, 23 March 2011

Artist - Ben Yate

I originally trained as an engineer and then went to drama school, all the while experimenting with different forms of art including painting, digital photo-editing, paper art and sculpture involving electronics. Whilst I was touring Europe with a theatre company, I developed my interest and skills in photography, and spent the following few years thinking about a new way to market my shots.
"A LIMITED EDITION ARTWORK"  Digital Prints on mixed media
In 2005 ‘Photo-Cubism’ is what I came up with – a technique of mounting each picture 3-dimensionally giving each piece a uniqueness otherwise lacking in the medium.  Each extruded picture becomes an abstract colour study, or an optical illusion, changing appearance as the viewer walks around or towards it. The grid pattern formed by the blocks draws the eye around the construction of the piece, engaging the viewer in an exploration of the subject.
"A LIMITED EDITION ARTWORK"  Digital Prints on pine blocks
I aim to challenge the art of photography and meld it with different media and art-forms. My work is modern and intricate, yet simple, vibrant and fun.
To see more of Ben's fabulous art visit our website exhibiting-artists.com