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			Orchard (27 K)
			Mexican Canvas (44 K)
			The Past Doesn't Matter (28 K)
			Milk and Cookies (57 K)
			Metropolis (86 K)
			Passport to Nowhere (64 K)

As it relates to working with Adobe Photoshop and Corel Photo-Paint these art pieces translate into utilization of these digital manipulation tools to generate images that stem from the psyche or subconscious vs. conventional touch-up or enhancement. They reflect the creative process that transforms representational objects/subjects into non-representational ones, which fall into the genre of abstractionism bordering on abstract expressionism. Through scanning of real objects/subjects and photographs of the same, utilizing various features of Adobe Photoshop ... such as solarization, wave, hue/saturation, inversion, equalization, extrusion, radial blur, twirl, trace contour, median, rotation, flip, cut/copy/paste, superimposition and crop, then creating montages (for most) ... the transformations emerge as a byproduct of the already mentioned psyche or subconscious. Again, the creative process is at work, and at the forefront. Tom R. Chambers

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