The
Visionary Art of Atmara Rebecca Cloe has it's own unique style,
energy, and enormous breadth of subject matter including goddesses,
angels, visionary landscapes, the beauty of nature, dolphins,
images of spirit and light, fractals, crystals, mandalas and
more. Atmara began her work as a digital artist in the fall
of 1995 after taking some computer classes at a graphics arts
school. She had taken a few art classes in college, but did
not have much success utilizing traditional artistic media.
Once she obtained her own computer and computer technology
advanced sufficiently to facilitate full expression of her
artistic vision, she found her medium and her artist expression
took on a life of its own.
"Creating this artwork is an ecstatic experience for me. My inspiration
comes from a variety of sources, but ultimately from the Universe,
the 'All That Is' that we are all a part of. I feel that there
is an energy, another dimensional "beingness", if
you will, that wants to be express through me and be given
a form
in this dimension. Sometimes it guides me very specifically
as to what form to create and other times it just develops
organically
over time. At its best my work is a wonderful form of channeling
and I feel so honored to be able to do it."
On her website, http://www.nwcreations.com, Atmara offers
both posters and archival prints in a variety of sizes,
both retail
and wholesale. Mugs, cards, shirts, journals, tiles and other
gifts are also available from other sources. All her work
is available for licensing and commissions are always
welcome.
Contact Information:
Atmara Rebecca Cloe
New World Creations
368 Scenic Drive
Ashland, OR 97520
USA
The
Visionary Art of Atmara Rebecca Cloe has it's own unique style,
energy, and enormous breadth of subject matter including goddesses,
angels, visionary landscapes, the beauty of nature, dolphins,
images of spirit and light, fractals, crystals, mandalas and
more. Atmara began her work as a digital artist in the fall
of 1995 after taking some computer classes at a graphics arts
school. She had taken a few art classes in college, but did
not have much success utilizing traditional artistic media.
Once she obtained her own computer and computer technology
advanced sufficiently to facilitate full expression of her
artistic vision, she found her medium and her artist expression
took on a life of its own.