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The Digital Works of Brien White

by | Jul 23, 2010 | ART

We’ve been fans of Brien White’s work since we first started out- he was featured in our first issue. He friended me on Facebook recently, and I admit I hadn’t checked out his website in a good little while. His works are hyper-realist, and when I first saw his paintings submitted, I thought they were photographs. Needless to say, his digital works, presented here, are just as fantastical, and melt the borderline between the real and surreal. More beneath the break.

We’ve been fans of Brien White’s work since we first started out- he was featured in our first issue. He friended me on Facebook recently, and I admit I hadn’t checked out his website in a good little while. His works are hyper-realist, and when I first saw his paintings submitted, I thought they were photographs. Needless to say, his digital works, presented here, are just as fantastical, and melt the borderline between the real and surreal. More beneath the break.









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