Tag Archives: digital art

Ova (Part One)

In the beginning, there is an egg. You, me, and a bajillion other fascinating creatures start with this. Wonderfully weird. These two are from neighborhood chickens and were refrigerated in a ruby-red bowl for more than a year because I … Continue reading →

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Will O’ the Wisp

Brand new image, trying out a few new tweaks, e.g., color space and file info. Let us see how the swamp lights roll … Image by Catherine Rutgers © 2013

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Almost Blue

What is the moon doing to us? Waning in the depths of winter, the cold ungraced with snow. Come back, soft and frosty blanket. Please don’t leave us sloshing in the rain. Come back, your lightness, capricious orb, once so … Continue reading →

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Serious Playground: A Time-Release Capsule of Art in the Studio

Actually, this is a capsule released from time, a chronicle of my own invention, tapping into the ridiculously potent tools of digital media. The photographs span roughly five years, showing artwork that meanders through decades. With one exception, they were … Continue reading →

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Night Moves

Do you love taking photos at night without using a flash? If you do, good, because that means you’ll understand my attraction to these deeply shadowy, obscure, and ambiguous images. There seems to be very little information, data, whatever you … Continue reading →

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