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Ted Warnell
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AN ORGANIC AESTHETIC
The Art of Kenneth A. Huff: a digital art, an organic aesthetic. Here are computer-generated works of fine art on the Web, and available to collectors as limited edition prints.

First published as A&T 11/27/97 at Art & Technology, The Mining Company, New York. Copyright © 1997 by The Mining Company and Ted Warnell. All rights reserved.

1997 NOV 27

An Organic Aesthetic
USA

Kenneth A. Huff
of Florida USA is an artist who has found an answer to one of the most common complaints voiced by traditional fine art galleries and dealers: that digital art works too often 'look' computer-generated...

Here are computer-generated, all-digital art works that look like they are hand-painted -- organic, human, very beautiful. Well, to my eye at least. You can look in to see if you agree.

"...prints are signed and numbered and each image is limited to a combined total of 50 prints at any size. The prints are IRIS Giclee continuous-tone, produced on a matte watercolor paper."

Ken has found an answer
to one of the most common complaints voiced by digital artists about traditional fine art galleries and dealers: that it's tough to find one willing to handle digital art. Ken offers high quality, limited edition Giclée prints directly to collectors via his Web site. So who needs an art gallery? Dealers: are you listening?

Giclée (zhee-clay)

prints are made individually
no plates or screens are used
a non-toxic water-based ink
archival papers and canvas
used by the Louvre in Paris

The Art of Kenneth A. Huff
www.itgoesboing.com

If you are looking
for fine, collectable prints, or just an enjoyable view on the Web, this is the site to see. Ken has assembled a great Web site gallery of truly fine digital art -- a truly organic experience!

And to Ken, best wishes and all success with the work and marketing efforts.

Image clips and quoted texts from the Web site of the artist. Used by permission.

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