Visceral Wood Print

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This is one of my earliest digital abstracts, created shortly after joining Redbubble, another member art site in 2007. I began using PhotoShop at work almost thirty years ago (has it been THAT long???) in desktop publishing, and learned very quickly that it was not just a photo-editing tool but could also be used as a powerful means of original artistic expression.

This image was originally titled "Secrets," because of the way it pulled at me deep inside, like when you know something delicious that absolutely nobody else is aware of, or when you are free and alone somewhere and you know no one knows where you are. The shapes seem very flowing and organic to me; I could imagine life beginning here, and that, for a while, is the most exquisite secret of all.

I have a largish mounted canvas of this as well as various other printed iterations, and it has never ceased to be one of my very favorite works; it has never lost its power to pull me into its depths.

Use coupon code SBNMFD thru October 31, 2013 for 15% off artist markup!!! Back home in Florida ten years now, after 30-plus years in a VA suburb of Washington, DC, I retired in 2002 after working for the federal government as a report editor also doing desktop publishing and graphic design. I have always loved all kinds of art, beginning when I was three with fingerpaint, which I found so much less restrictive than coloring books. I was a shutterbug as a child, with my Brownie box camera but, since getting my first digital camera, have been shooting anything and everything and digitally manipulating the images, often with surprising results. Sometimes, instead of modifying a photograph, I start from scratch, resulting in some of my...