Digital Paint

I have been painting digitally since I bought my 128 Macintosh to write my M.I.T. graduate thesis at the Center for Advanced Visual Studies in 1984,”TOWARDS LARGE SCALE ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE.” I currently use a Wacom Cintiq24″ touch sensitive monitor as well as an iPad to paint in addition to my traditional painting techniques.     […]

In its final realization, all 300 portraits would occupy all surfaces of the built space imitating the artist’s studio (pictured above) with every surface covered by the digitally painted  faces of the people of Woods Hole, Massachusetts.