This is the official Blog for the EBSQ Self-Representing Artists Community, where you'll find news, reviews, site announcements, and of course, a generous helping of art!
EBSQ Artist Carolyn Schiffhouer has a solo show running now till May 31 at the Red Brick Gallery in Foxburg, Pa. If you’re in the area don’t miss out on her beautiful visions!
April 24 – May 31
Red Brick Gallery
17 Main St.
Foxburg, Pa
Hours:
Friday 2:00 – 6:00
Saturday 11:00 – 7:00
Sunday 12:00 – 4:00
Technology – a wonderful thing. With the invention of microchips, circuit boards, and digital data – artistry took a high-tech step to a new realm. It opened creative doors with another way to express ones artistic nature. Who knows what will be the next outlet for our creativity – anyone care to guess?
More Digital Art can be found by browsing the EBSQ Digital Art Galleries or searching “digital” in all of our EBSQ galleries.
Our talented pool of EBSQ artists also have a healthy amount available sale on the following sites: Artfire, Etsy, Fine Art America, Redbubble, and Zazzle.
You can find out more about our featured artists on their EBSQ bio pages: Carolyn Schifhouer , Charlene Murray Zatloukal and Christi Schwartzkopf.
*If you would like to see your artwork featured on the EBSQ blog, you can find our theme and keyword search list here. (team is only used for Etsy) This is open to all EBSQ artists account holders. You can find out more about signing up here.
Next week: Ferns
To me, Digital Art is the wave of the future, much as Photography was the wave of the future in the 20th century.
Although I have had a long interest in the arts, I came to the digital world later in life when I discovered a graphics program in my computer!
Digital art is a challenge to manipulate the technologies to do what you want them to do, but that is what makes it my passion.
You can learn more about Carolyn Schiffhouer and her art on her EBSQ bio.
To view more of her art, check out her EBSQ portfolio, or one of her online selling venues:
If you would like to be featured in future Art á la carte please contact Kris Jean.
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Kris Jean, Mod Team EBSQ
This month’s featured gallery is Digital Art. Digital Art is not defined by one genre or style but rather the means used to create it. With the advance of digital tools and software, anything is possible. Like any medium, Digital Art requires the talent, patience, skill, and creativity of the artist to come alive. Digital Art is limited only by the imagination (and skill) of the artist. This month we are going to take a few moments to catch up with some of EBSQ’s Digital artists.
I was drawn to digital art by the challenge of creating art using a computer. To be able to wrestle with the limitations of the technology and come out successful is the greatest fun to me. I love taking an image and seeing just what can be done to it using the computer. It is exciting fun to experiment and see what happens when you do this or that to a bare photo or scanned image. It is a total experience to take an idea, find an image that might work and create something new within the boundaries of the computer. The challenge of creation and the beauty of a final image drew me to digital art and keeps me exploring and exploring. – Carolyn Schiffhouer
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