The here shown illustrations were made with so only the use of the mouse. The employed software was the Photoshop®. I t obtained the artwork from the clipart CorelDRAW! version 4 CD. The background photographs I got from some CD of those that sell in the newspaper stands.

This first illustration (to the left) has a bonus with the face of Julie Condra. The tools that more I used to end both illustrations were: the airbrush and the stump smooth. There was not intention in reality of making a gallery, so only it was extreme leisure what carried me to waste time making these things.

Maybe the only one profit that someone can have of this, is that in occasions these "digital" tools can substitute to the traditional, and with so astonishing effects that with other tool would not obtain ever. In some illustrations of the gallery I employed them with good results ("The woman is forge in fire", "ParaSkim" and "Condonman".

Anyway I do not let me of being surprised. In fact I believe that I can compare these "digital" tools with the use of the colour pencils, both are delayed, irksome and even bored, but its effects can have certain degree of perfection on the other technics.

Of these illustrations, the serpent woman was the one which let to me more satisfaction, because in sometimes it seems to be alive and is not seen so untruthful as the antioque above (in spite of the fact that has a photo in her face).

However, there will be no more "digital art". The escence of the digital art bases in its new proposals that can combine even the programming (as the graphics of mandelbroot that furthermore involve to the mathematics).

"Seeya later alligator"