You are invited to view three online digital art exhibits by Rick Doble, designed specifically for the
Internet. All sites are free and non-commercial. Most sites load very fast and include original
animation. Doble has a Masters Degree in Communications and has been a professional and
exhibiting photographer for 30 years. More background information is available at the sites.
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/digi_art/
"Digital Visuals" - This general page links to all the sites listed below. Bookmark this page; as new
sites are added and modified, links will be announced and updated here.
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/snow/
"Snowflake Splendor" - An exhibit of colorful magnified snowflakes derived in part from the work of
W. A. Bentley. This site has received praise from around the world.
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/photos/
"The Digital Rambler" - These undoctored photos were taken with a Casio QV-100 camera. What
you see (in most cases) is exactly what was in the camera. This site is for a different kind of imagery
that is fast, spontaneous and unmanipulated.
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/exhibit/
"Woman in Motion" - digital imagery from a museum exhibit. These tasteful nude figure studies were
derived in part from the work of Eadweard Muybridge.
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Also read these essays about art by Rick Doble:
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/digi_art/dvdessay.htm
Thoughts about using a digital camera.
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/digi_art/dvarthnk.htm
Thoughts about art in the 21st century.
http://www.clis.com/savvynews/digi_art/dvelbod.htm
Extensive essay and interview about the future of art with a fictitious renegade by the name of Kirk
Elbod.