InterFace InterPretations
"THE" Internet's Digital Art Showcase

Jennifer Pullium-Green is an artist living within our own fair city. Victoria, BC, CANADA.
Jen made the jump from traditional tools to the digital medium afew years back. Before which she designed
theatre sets acoss Noth America. Her WebSite Digitry was recently nominated @FIFA.
We follow her continuing discovery process.
Do yourself a favor and check out her own WWW site.
In our opinion... some of the internet's best digital art.
(we never lie)

Ivan Sinclair has graduated from InterFace WebWeaver unto the next dimension. Now he heads an entire netpublishing machine. Poor Ivan. He only gets better and better.

Good friend and professional graphic artist Tomas Spetter submitted two experimental works for your viewing pleasure some time ago. Although you may think his work astounding, we assure you....your computer equipment is much better now.
Limited editions now available. (signed and everything)
If you know Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop you should have another gander.

Adobe Photoshop\Kai's Powertools wizard Jay Boersma and his extensive collection.
Pushing the boundaries of digital tools Boersma is to be studied not merely viewed.
His contribution to the WEB (already) has been staggering!
Why he hasn't won the teacher of the earth by now is beyond logic.

The works of the renowned Diane Fenster. for your viewing pleasure.
Once again creative growth raises it's allegro head.
Talk about change.....hey home planet windowhead....been a long time?

Colin Johnson. Came to us via the BBC in the U.K., and disappeared almost as fast.
Must be a great 3d artist! Although we admit the renderings are magnificant, we'd like to hear from him again.
If anyone out there...including the BBC knows the whereabouts of this former genius or what has befallen him,interface wants to know. No reward is offered @this time but some of our UK readers are insructed to rev up the search engines.
The clues thus far:
Dudley Castle: A Virtual Tour/walkthrough.
Queen Elizabeth among the first to have witnessed the artwork.
Large (640x480) JPEGS of the castle between 200-280K
May take a while to download. Well worth the wait.

Amanda Sprackett will be 12 on March 3rd/96, is a student at South Park Elementary School in Victoria B.C., and is the daughter of InterFace writer Tony Sprackett. She is coming right along with Photoshop and I am very impressed with the treatment of sky and light in her early work.

Please be advised that all works are free for viewing and personal use.
Prohibited from unauthorized commercial publication or reproduction
without express consent.
Contact the artist directly or InterFace Magazine.
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