Living the Photo Artistic Life Magazine

Tulip in Blue by Nancy Brezendine

There is a place where reality meets imagination. That world is called art, and one corner of it, the corner I chose to live in, is called many things ... digital art, digital collage, photo artistry and more. The gist is that it is art that begins with or builds off of one or more photos and uses tools such as Photoshop, Lightroom or Painter rather than physical brushes, paints and canvas. (Although some digital artists use those, too.)

I stumbled into this place about ten years ago, but felt like I was wandering alone most of those years. I knew people were making digital art, but I didn't know how to connect with them. A few weeks ago I discovered Sebastian Michaels and his Photo Artistry and AWAKE programs. I feel like I have finally found my art tribe.

One incredible offering available to people in the program ... and to anyone who loves art ... is the magazine: Living the Photo Artistic Life.




Volume 29 of the magazine has just been released and one of the many stunning images in the magazine is the one above by Nancy Brezendine. My new goal is to someday create an image that is as breathtakingly stunning as Nancy's.

Something else I find delightful is how well-represented women artists are in this field and in this magazine. Art shouldn't be gender-biased and in this small corner of the art world, it doesn't seem to be.

If you would like to explore this world, click here. It is free and offers an amazing journey through a newer form of art.