Björn Dämpfling is my MOCA artist of the week. He has worked out a unique and fertile digital style which is easily
identifiable as his own, his art being full of improbable biological specimens,
whether fish, fauna, insect or bird. He was born in 1949 and lives in Berlin,
Germany. He has a doctorate in economics but has been doing art for much of his
life. He uses painting programs such as Fractal Painter and Freehand, often
with a Wacom tablet, and sometimes uses scanned paper sketches. I like his work
because it is colorful and unique and visually fun to look at.
Before painting machine
After painting machine
Interesting dot pattern... nice... run the script a few times to see the variations and post here...
ReplyDeleteYour after image came out very unique!
ReplyDeleteI also believe that Bjorn's work is visually fun to look at!