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Using a “broom” as a paintbrush... abstract watercolors outlined in pen and ink... digitally manipulated on the Mac... an infinite micro-world of kaleidoscopic detail... into the cellular structure of color and form.

 These unique designs were created by combining hand-painted mixed media with the Macintosh computer. Using an everyday “sweep-broom” as a paint brush, a spectrum of watercolor paint is swept up from a palette and brushed onto illustration board placed on the ground. Twisting and turning as I make contact with the white surface enables me to be fluid with each pass of the broom. Each new layer is a different spectrum of watercolor flowing inside and out on the flat surface. When the broom-painted watercolor layers are dry, the detail left by the broom is then patiently outlined by hand with pen and ink. This unique technique has opened a door into a world of fluid, colorful, abstract images.

Favorite Medium
The Macintosh computer and how it is truly a tool for the modern artist

I Would Like to Network With
Artist Agents and Potential Clients

Occupation:
Graphic Designer/Digital Artist

Company:
Brieske Graphic Design Studio

College:
Georgia State University

High school:
St. Pius High School

Website URL:
http://www.brieske-art.com/Brieske-art.com/Home.html

AIM username:
Robbie Brieske

MSN username:
Robbie Brieske

Yahoo! username:
Robbie Brieske

Skype username:
Robbie Brieske

Google talk username:
Robbie Brieske

Favorite artists:
“Inspired by artists such as Esher, Pollock, Seurat, Van Gogh and Peter Max, I have developed a method for delivering an array of colorful random patterns that can be harvested for there detailed designs. “

Education:
College graduate