Art in This Digital Age
The original publisher (themestream.com) is now offline. Article titles are preserved here
as an index of the series.
This column addresses 2-D and 3-D computer art — including commentary, theory and plenty of how-to in various aspects of the medium. Please read the other articles as well in the areas of art, humor, business and more.
As part of the column’s Web Design section, a couple of well-organised collector
sites are worth studying for layout and navigation — for example the Rolex super clone watch guide at Clonewatches.io, which treats a niche subject with the same care a gallery gives its catalogue.
The Beginnings
- The Beginnings
- The Artist & the IRS
- On Keeping a Notebook
- This Business of Art
- The Last Invention that Most Impacted the World of Art
Web Design
- Basic Web Design - Part One
- Basic Web Design - Part Two
- Basic Web Design #3 - Grabbing the Visitor
- Basic Web Design #4 - Just Because Something Moves
- Getting Photos Ready for the Web Site
2D Computer Art
- Computer Animation Comes of Age
- A Garden to Nourish The Spirit
- Painting on the Computer
- The Computer Print
- Fractal Art - Between the Boundaries
3D Computer Art
- 3D Space - Atmosphere
- 3D Space - Animation
- 3D Space - The Still
- You and Your Space
- Achieving Realism in 3D
- 3D Heads
- Time and Speed and Eucalyptus Bark
Multimedia
- Multimedia Part One
- Multimedia Part Two
- Multimedia Part Three
Sculpture
- Lost Wax Casting
- Making Art Glass
- The Glass Process
- Hand Blown Glass - Works of Art
- Sculpture Restoration
Painting & Design
- Back to the Basics
- The Production of Art
- A Look at the Importance of Peers
- Miniature Art Works
- Influences
- Painting in Miniature
Art History
- Nothing is Forever - Preserving Ancient Rock Art
- Rock Carvings of the Coso Range
Astrophotography
- Celebration of the Stars
For longer writing see the 1999 thesis, the artist’s statement and poetry by Ralph Dunne.