| About computer prints My computer images are generated from my own photographs, drawings, paintings, even sculptures which I have digitized in order to create these works of art. Computer prints are not curatorial this means that over time they will fade, how rapid this occurs is directly related to light exposure. Direct sunlight causing the most rapid degeneration. Computer prints can be made curatorial through a rather expanses photographic process. Computer prints as opposed to lithographs etchings even photographs are relatively inexpensive, and will endure for a decade or more with proper care. Prints can be made in virtually any size at escalating prices. My works range in price $20to $100. | ||||||||||||||
|  | This is a collection of portraits used as a vehicle for learning photoshop. Portraits are available in |  | ||||||||||||
| Jean | Noel | |||||||||||||
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| Ray | Brian | Mickey | ||||||||||||
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| Self Portrait | Kate | Freeway Kate | ||||||||||||
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| Kate Screen #2 | Kate Screen #3 | Kate Screen #1 | ||||||||||||
| I've been generating at least one photographic image a day for 20 years. I'm now in the process of transitioning from traditional photography into digital image making. These images are samples of some of my recent work. |  |  | ||||||||||||
| Show Poster | Kate Wall | |||||||||||||
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| Poster Y2K | Commet # 10 | |||||||||||||
| The following are an evolving collection of images begun in September of 2000 while on a carthatic adventure with my father to Alaska. |  |  | ||||||||||||
| Alaska Series #1, Mike | Alaska Series #2, Frank | |||||||||||||
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