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Bill Eberle

Digital art created for fun and used as background art for computer and device screens and html pages to make them more interesting.

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Lines study by Bill Eberle
©  Bill Eberle

5 lines  —  by Bill Eberle

Please double-click (or double-tap) to change images and see their shared and different elements. I have been doing a series of studies that start as lines, drawn on a Samsung tablet in ibisPaint with a stylus or, sometimes my fingers, beautifully imperfect and as free as I can make them (I do sometimes aim; and sometimes when I don’t like a line, I undo and draw another). I’m trying to feel each line; I love drawing simple lines with different widths, directions, colors and backgrounds. A small part of me takes flight each time I draw a line. And colors. I love the game of colors, combinations and blends, grateful for my digital art tools’s facility to easily change line sizes and colors, to undo and redo when my hand falters and fails to draw the line I imagine, to try and alter layers and transparencies, and to create portable result files with so many possibilities. The first challenge for each study is to draw lines that work with each other. For line drawings that tempt me, I add colors I like, find shapes to interweave, and then layer different transparencies to shift and play with shapes and my arrangement of colors. The pieces above and the art in Art Sequences show some of the fun I’ve been having.
Art String

idearound Art

My idearound.com digital art work, organized as a set of button panels that adjust from 3 columns to 2 and to 1 based on screen width, and that open up views of each art piece and, for some, also the tile used to create the larger art piece.

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Art Sequences

Art Sequences

Sets of related digital art pieces — each sequence follows a line or color study through a series of variations and developments.

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Art String

New and Old Art

Coming soon - both new and older digital art (I can see a progression) that are available for print or licensing and images of paintings and sculptures that are not for sale.

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