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The World of Art Award for the "best practices" in art and culture

 November 30, 2005 - November 30, 2006

       

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
USA Shelley Jones

 

    

 

      

1.Fire Lily, 2004 DIGITAL MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPH (MIXED MEDIA) 16X20 IN. (DIFFERENT SIZE
AVAILABLE BY REQUEST)

 2.Splash, 2004 DIGITAL MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPH (MIXED MEDIA) 16X20 IN. (DIFFERENT SIZE
AVAILABLE BY REQUEST)

3.Pink Passion, (project30phpty.jpg),, 2004 DIGITAL MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPH (MIXED MEDIA) 16X20 IN. (DIFFERENT SIZE AVAILABLE BY REQUEST)

 4.Lovely, 2004 DIGITAL MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPH (MIXED MEDIA) 16X20 IN. (DIFFERENT SIZE
AVAILABLE BY REQUEST)

 5.Tic Tac Toes, 2004 DIGITAL MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPH (MIXED MEDIA) 16X20 IN. (DIFFERENT SIZE

6.Wolf II, 2004 DIGITAL MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPH (MIXED MEDIA) 16X20 IN. (DIFFERENT SIZE
AVAILABLE BY REQUEST)

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The whole process began a while ago. For my child’s entertainment I would draw princesses, animals, castles, and basically whatever they asked for. As a self-inflicting joke, a few of my little drawings in which just plain old colored pencils were used, I put on E bay. Guess what? They actually sold. So to inflict even more pain I kept doing this. Putting more little drawings on for a little more reward. McDonald’s Money I call it. I decided it was time to broaden my horizon. Bought a few brushes, acrylic paint, and basically a “Painting for Dummies Book”. Since then I have added oils and watercolors to my resume. Now I am playing with the “Mouse” drawing images via computer. I call it "Impressionistic Virtual Pixel Art". Computer Art is a style or movement in painting generated by using one of many pixels from which an image is produced combined with computing not physically existing on paper, but made by software to appear to do so. The little bit of photography was really on accident. I love flowers of all sorts. So most of the photography is “in my yard”.