Digital Art

"Space and The Negative - A Particular Arrangement of Pixels"

This started out in Inkscape as a simple motif, nested, rounded squares, repeated, rotated, rendered and then modified in digiKam with G'MIC-Qt. I sat on it for a week before the title came to me.
Does this happen to other artists, or do you start with a fairly solid idea of the title first?

- Stuart

Faith Rises Through the Ruins

A powerful image of faith, strength, and hope after hardship. With its dramatic black-and-white wings, cross, and weathered surroundings, this piece honors the courage it takes to keep believing and rise again.

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Faith. Creativity. Purpose. Made to inspire.

#BCDAYS #FaithRises #ChristianArt #InspirationalArt #FaithAndCreativity

What if black is just painted over white?

This high-energy digital artwork explodes with colour in a bold, faceted geometric form built from interlocking triangular planes. This piece radiates unstoppable good vibes. It's all about coming together and moving as one. Bold, precise, and bursting with life. Hang it up on your wall and let your room come alive - turn up your speakers . . . and don't forget to boogie!

Just finished this piece. This is the first time I have used Rebelle 8 Pro, except for some test images, so I'm still getting used to the brushes.

I’ve always been fascinated by cultural reinterpretations of classic characters, and this personal piece was the perfect sandbox to explore that. I wanted to take the iconic rivalry from Super Mario Bros. and transpose it into a gritty scene heavily inspired by traditional Japanese folklore and underworld syndicate aesthetics.

• Bowser (The Oni): My goal was to elevate him into a massive, mythical folklore threat. Reimagining him as an Oni allowed me to lean into monstrous proportions and fierce facial features while keeping his silhouette recognizable.

• Mario & Luigi (The Yakuza): To match that raw, demonic power, the brothers needed a completely different edge. I gave them a sharp, defiant Yakuza-inspired styling—complete with tailored suits and intricate tattoo motifs.

Lighting & Atmosphere:

The core challenge here was managing the high-contrast lighting. I relied on the blistering heat of the glowing firelight, drifting sparks, and deep, dramatic ambient shadows to bind the composition together and freeze them in a high-tension split second.

Made for the love of bold designs and legendary battles!

I'd love to hear your thoughts!

#supermario #bowser #mariofanart #yakuza #oni #japanesefolklore #characterdesign #digitalart #illustration #nintendo #gamingart #fanart #darkart #mariobros

Inspired by Tim Hardin’s hauntingly beautiful song "How Can We Hang On To A Dream", this geometric artwork captures the fragile balance between hope, uncertainty and the determination to keep dreaming.

Interlocking planes and translucent shapes build an architectural maze you can lose yourself in. Turquoise, teal, emerald and cobalt glow beside sunshine yellow, amber and fiery orange-red, all set against a deep midnight background. Shadows shift as you look, and the light seems to move through the layers. The effect is mysterious and uplifting at once, like a world half-remembered from a dream.

Look closely and you’ll feel it: the sense of reaching for something just out of grasp, and the surprise of finding beauty in the reaching itself.

A striking conversation piece for a living room, office or music room, it will also bring warmth and life to a bare wall. And it works as a gentle reminder to hold on to your dreams, even when the world seems to be playing a different tune.

Hope you like it ✌🏼

These are two drawings I put together showing off design and color of a Indian princess surrounded in geometric shapes and the other a woman taking off her Mardi Gras mask , could you give me a idea how much to price these drawings.

Suspended against a black void, sits a hexagon of translucent triangles and geometric shapes each going their own way in every direction. Amber and teal, crimson and gold, lavender and electric blue overlap and interlock, and no two objects share a colour. At the centre, a luminous pale-yellow form sits half-hidden: is it a cube, or is it a triangle?

The structure is strict, but there's no real pattern to the colours or shapes, and that tension is what makes it work. Your eye never settles. It bounces across the diverging edges instead of settling anywhere in particular, then keeps getting pulled back to the central illusion.

Go your own way, and you might just find yourself lost in it.

I'm looking forward to this becoming a big hit. 😄

Do you know what? It looks so good and twists so fine it got me goin' to know that it's mine.

Now, if that isn't a clue...

It's full of energy from the very first glance. Sweeping curves and layered shapes spiral into a vibrant centre, creating a real sense of movement that draws you in. It has a rhythm all of its own, so don't be surprised if it turns a few heads. The bold contrast of black and white is brought to life with flashes of blue, coral, yellow and soft pastel tones. It's a modern abstract that looks right at home in a living room, music room, office or creative space.

Inspired by the classic hit, this artwork brings movement, personality and a playful edge to your décor. Go on, give your walls something to shout about - they've been waiting for their big break.

All you see around - is a ship that must sail on.

Hello, I’ve finished my first digital commission. This was for my clients YouTube banner. I am a beginner artist using procreate; I have done art in the past but only on physical paper. Does anyone have any tips going into digital art?

I created this in Adobe Illustrator. It is an enlarged area taken from a digital vector illustration I had produced in 2023 which ended up as an outrageous colourful spikey graphic which I titled 21st Century Schizoid Man - very psychedelic. I can't remember the technique exactly as it was completely experimental... Amazingly it starting life as an organic, amoeba-like blob shape which I messed around with using various effects 60 different layers and multi-colours.

I was listening to James Taylor's album "Sweet Baby James" and I looked at the central section, enlarged it and voila, there it was, staring me in the face "Fire and Rain". I've never produced it as a print or canvas but maybe I should.
What do you think?

"I've seen fire and I've seen rain

I've seen sunny days that I thought would never end

I've seen lonely times when I could not find a friend

But I always thought that I'd see you again"

Undeniably one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

Thank you James Taylor.

At Artreimagined4u.com, I use photographs which I have taken over the years and dig down. Manipulating the colors, texture, and structure of the original. Sometimes it tells me in which direction it wants to go. Thank you all for allowing me to post this and I welcome all comments. Reviews are the only way to get better.

"Speaker" — my poster, created in 2007. Sincerely, Jānis Sausnītis.

Aaron Rutten's outdoor digital painting series is one I keep coming back to, and this Lake Chelan piece is a good example of why. The way he handles atmospheric depth across those layered hills is the kind of thing I've spent entire evenings failing to replicate in my own environment work.

I decided to share some of my character art. Let me know what you think

What if a single moment of pure energy could be captured in a riot of color and shape? "Jumping Jack Flash" is exactly that—a dynamic explosion of spikey geometric patterns, bursting with vibrant hues and playful symmetry. Loud, sharp and wired. This one doesn’t sit still, it goes off like a guitar solo at full volume. A flash of pure energy, caught mid-jump and frozen on the wall. For those who seek art that energizes and uplifts, "Jumping Jack Flash" is a celebration of joy and movement, perfect for adding a bold statement to any space. You could say it's a gas, gas, gas!

Done with MS Paint.