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Painting on a Flatbed Scanner



Artist Bex Wild  paints on her flatbed scanner with amazing results.  The paintings seem alive and liquid, bursting with color.  Bex explains her technique step by step here. You can check out the wonderful images she shares on her page as well as check out other scanner artist at   http://www.scannography.org/ 
  
Another artist, Pery Burge, forgoes the scanner and uses a digital camera as well as video to record various colored inks as they move through water. 

Artist Holton Rower also uses the process of pouring paint in his work.  He has documented his work below.


   

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