ultramatum 

Digital art commonly refers to creations done on a computer in digital form using photograph manipulation software (i.e., Paint Shop Pro, etc.).  The computer age has enabled many such as myself to express their creativity through digital art forms.  Ultramatum will be used to display the images created by me using PSP (Paint Shop Pro).    These images are either my own ideas or they have been made from tutorials found on the internet.  When a tutorial has been used, I have posted a link to the tutorial site.  Browse through the site to view the images and let me know if you find anything that interests you.  Also, check out the links section for websites that either display similar digital artwork or to learn how to make your own digital images.  Enjoy your visit and return often to see updates to the site.  Comments/suggestions are always welcome so feel free to write me an email.     

Tag Tutorials by l'antre de Christine

Christine has many tag tutorials on her site and she adds more practically everyday. I will more than likely create more tags using her tutorials in the future when time permits. It is a site that you will want to bookmark!

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Stepping Stones Through PSP is a yahoo group that offers lessons in steps so you can learn everything there is to learn about Paint Shop Pro.  If you want to learn how the image manipulation software works, I suggest you join the group and work through the lessons at your own pace.  The group assigns a moderator that works with you for the first four steps.  It has been a great experience for me.  I have worked with PSP for ten years and learned things I didn't even know in the few months that I've been taking the classes.  To learn more about the Stepping-Stones-Through-PSP group, please visit their website here.

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