Thursday, November 10, 2005

Bill Ellsworth

Posted by Charley Parker at 2:42 am

Bill Ellsworth is one of my favorite “non-representational” digital artists. His images look like some kind of 3-dimensional digital decoupage, suggesting what Max Ernst might have done with Photoshop, Bryce and Kai’s Power Tools. Unfortunately, his old site has been replaced with what is essentially a product showcase on Zazzle, but it still functions as a gallery. The site also includes some of his drawings and paintings in traditional media. His other site contains some of his CD covers.

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Link: Bill Ellsworth Gallery
Site Quirks: Galleries are divided into Digital, Drawings and Paintings on the left. There are small arrows top and bottom of the thumbnail gallery to go to next galleries. When you click into an image there are also arrows, but they can be inconsistent. It pays to go back to the thumbnails. Detail images are unfortunately in a tiresome "pop up and close" arrangement.

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