Adrian Reister is a self-taught digital artist and will be the featured artist for Arkansas Public Theatre at the Victory Theatre for the July Art Walk. Adrian Reister has created digital art for all of this season’s productions at Arkansas Public Theatre, and the Zephyr Blevins Gallery is showcasing his work as its last exhibit before closing for remodeling. His work has been featured throughout the past year in APT’s productions starting with “Almost, Maine” to the current production of “It Shoulda Been You.” He has several pieces on display and for silent auction in the Zephyr Blevins Art Gallery as a fundraiser to support Arkansas Public Theatre. He will…

My work is all about clear, intense color. I work with Prismacolor Pencils. I receive inspiration from photographs and phrases/words. My pencils are often drawn to the humorous side.

Creating texture with thread never ceases to amaze me. I love turning something mundane into something completely different and beautiful.

11×14 oil on canvas

Oil medium on 24×30 canvas.

Adrian Reister is the Arkansas Public Theatre at The Victory Theater’s featured artist for the July Art Walk.  He will be there with samples of Trading Card Game playmats printed with his art as well as taking orders for custom designed playmats.

Digital artist and animator, John Roberts, creates local or cloud based holograms, clones, hard surface assets, 3d logos, mascots and more.

In Sweden, the connection to nature is an integral part of daily life and has therefore always been my greatest source of influence. It inspires me in a very peaceful and meditative way, similar to my creative process. I channel these emotions into my work by creating images that illustrate a sense of calm and reflection. By borrowing influences from analog photography and adding similar esthetic qualities and textures, I abstract the motif and blur the line between reality and imagination, the present and the past. I strive to create images with a sense of history, leaving you to create your own narrative.

Photography, wildlife and nature. This photo is of as Bureau of Land Management tattooed wild mustang, one of 7,000 on Kansas Ranches.

Melissa Milton hand draws digital art on a computer tablet surface using an Apple pencil. The artistic techniques she’s learned doing hand drawn digital art have been very helpful when she later uses traditional liquid paint as a medium. Hand drawn digital art has more in common with hand drawn or hand painted art than many people might think. You learn to mix colors, learn different types of brush strokes, learn about layering, learn about thinning out pigments into a glaze, and of course get to practice, practice, practice. Even when she is painting with traditional liquid paint on a canvas, or sculpting with clay, Melissa typically begins each her…