Tag: digital-art

• Rachel Maclean’s They’ve Got Your Eyes at FACT Liverpool: A Surreal, Unmissable Fever‑Dream of an Exhibition

  

  Rachel Maclean’s They’ve Got Your Eyes at FACT Liverpool is a surreal, multi‑screen video installation that pulls you into a vivid world of Victorian echoes, fairy‑tale creatures, and glitching digital fantasies. Moving through the darkened gallery, visitors encounter bold visuals, sharp satire, and a narrative that spirals from empire‑building ambition to chaotic, slime‑soaked spectacle. Overwhelming,…

  Alison Little

  03.04.2026

  Arts and Culture, Liverpool

  Contemporary Art Exhibition, digital-art, Experimental Film, FACT Liverpool, Liverpool Art Scene, modern British artists, Rachel Maclean, Surrealism in Art, Video Art Installation, Visual Culture

• From Daily Digital Sketches to Infinite Painter: My Journey into Digital Drawing

  

  A reflective look at my journey from daily digital sketches in 2025 to digital drawing in 2026. This post explores the challenges of using Krita, the switch to Infinite Painter, and how perseverance, experimentation, and texture-led sketching helped me reconnect with digital art and push my creative practice forward.

  Alison Little

  30.01.2026

  Arts and Culture

  Art, Art experimentation, Creative process, creativity, Daily drawing practice, Digital art workflow, Digital sketching, digital-art, Drawing challenges, illustration, Infinite Painter, Krita, Mixed media inspiration, Visual art practice