Keith Mills and the Vibrant Textures of Digital Abstraction
A look at the overlapping marks and electric colours found in the artist's recent digital works.
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A look at the overlapping marks and electric colours found in the artist's recent digital works.
The artist explores diverse subjects ranging from quiet floral studies to the heavy steam of the railway.
Digital illustrations and pixelated patterns bridge the gap between modern cityscapes and historical textile motifs.
The artist uses vibrant colours and thick lines to capture the atmosphere of Venice and Lake Garda.
A look at how this artist uses layered graphics and circular cut-outs to distort the human form.
From intricate vector pastries to watercolour cityscapes, this work explores a playful variety of media and subjects.
Striking black ink strokes and traditional seals define these minimalist studies of pop culture icons and Japanese landscapes.
These digital works combine tangled monochrome textures with blunt text to capture the feeling of a crowded mind.
The artist combines abstract digital shapes with the tactile textures of traditional canvas and woven fabrics.
Digital compositions explore the organic patterns of sliced stone and flowing agate.
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