More photos I have edited on picnik and photoshop.

edited

More layering

23 March

 I used a rainbow background to change the colour of the eye

 I had to make the skull the same size as the woman's head.

I used the layering tool to create these images.

I added extra colour to this photo to enhance it.

I used an effect which createda light patch on the photo , it looks a bit like a camera flash.

some photos i have taken and edited.

For this photo i have removed the colour and gave the photos grey scale alot of contrast which gave the image a two tone effect.

start on photo editing

This is a photo of my horses eye. I cropped and straightend the photo and added a gray tone colour scale.

Photo editing

I have started to use different effects on some photos i have taken.

Digital photography and image processing

Digital photography and digital printing is now an acceptable medium of creation and presentation by major museums and galleries. But the work of artists who produce digital paintings and digital printmakers is beginning to find acceptance, as the output capabilities advance and quality increases. Internationally, many museums are now beginning to collect digital art such as the San Jose Museum of Art and the Victoria and Albert Museum print department also has a reasonable but small collection of digital art. One reason why the established art community finds it difficult to accept digital art is the erroneous perception of digital prints being endlessly reproducible. Many artists though are erasing the relevant image file after the first print, thus making it a unique artwork.

The availability and popularity of photograph manipulation software has spawned a vast and creative library of highly modified images, many bearing little or no hint of the original image. Using electronic versions of brushes, filters and enlargers, these "neographers" produce images unattainable through conventional photographic tools. In addition, digital artists may manipulate scanned drawings, paintings, collages or lithographs, as well as using any of the above-mentioned techniques in combination. Artists also use many other sources of electronic information and programs to create their work.^[11] 

^{I WANT TO DO SOMETHING WITH PHOTOS}

EXAMPLES

R Gopakumar: Cognition-Libido (Digital Print on Canvas, Limited Edition, 1/7) Permanent Art Collection Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction	Arambilet: Dots on the I's, D-ART 2009 Online Digital Art Gallery, exhibited at IV09 and CG09 computer Graphics conferences, at Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona; Tianjin University, China; Permanent Exhibition at the London South Bank University
Screen shot of augmented reality program for Fred Forest and Sophie Lavaud's "The Techno-Wedding.	Room Of Illusions III by Alan King Massurreal dreamscape - originally hand-drawn then finished in PSP"

WHAT IS 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. Since the 1970s, various names have been used to describe the process including computer art and multimedia art, and digital art is itself placed under the larger umbrella term new media art.

LIST OF DIGITAL ARTISTS I HAVE FOUND

List of digital artists

Carlos Amorales Arambilet Cory Arcangel Roy Ascott San Base Maurice Benayoun Ryan Bliss Sandro Bocola Maurizio Bolognini Mez Breeze Shawn Brixey Thomas Charvériat Brody Condon Edmond Couchot Donna Cox Charles Csuri Char Davies Caterina Davinio Ronald Davis Heiko Daxl Rich DiSilvio

Pascal Dombis David Em Ken Feingold Fred Forest Herbert W. Franke Ingeborg Fülepp Laurence Gartel George Grie Lynn Hershman Perry Hoberman David Hockney Bob Holmes Marc Horowitz G.H. Hovagimyan Ryoji Ikeda Sarah Jeanette Jackson            Eduardo Kac Junichi Kakizaki KMA Knowbotic Research Roy LaGrone

FIRST POST !

I have made and designed my blog and now I am going to do some research on digital artists.