Jim Plaxco is a digital artist and photographer who works with 2D software, 3D software, his own custom graphics software, and photography, both film and digital, to create digital art. His introduction to computer art occurred in 1982 when he enrolled in the first graduate level course in computer

Abstract, Abstract expressionism, Abstract painting, Ambient, Artificial life, Astronomical art, Computer manipulated photo-based images, Conceptual, Conceptual photography, Contemplative, Cubism, Eclectic, Geometric

Abstract, Bright, Cartoonish, Conceptual, Eclectic, Graffitists and cartoonists, Gritty, Huge, In-your-face

Much of abstract or conceptual art is considered as residing somewhere between two extremes -- either incredibly esoteric, or simplistic and childlike. It also often has a strong link to nature and the body, and the sense of immediacy to recreate the sensations thereof. Though monochromatic canvases

Bright, Eclectic, Monochromatic, Nouveau realisme, Spiritual

In a quote that encapsulates the premise of Conceptual art, Joseph Kosuth pronounced in 1969: "The 'value' of particular artists after Duchamp can be weighed according to how much they questioned the nature of art." For Kosuth, modern art is essentially self-reflective: its intention is to interrogat

Classical, Clean, Eclectic, Elegant, Repetitive, Subtle