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Local artist catches the eye of Wacom, digital leader
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"Tigress," featuring a Washington High School cheerleader overlaid against a backdrop of the Great Bend Municipal Airport, is one of the many striking photo art pieces McAnulla is quickly becoming renowned for. He will be one of a panel of three graphic artists featured in a one-hour seminar Tuesday sponsored by Wacom, maker of digital art pads and styluses. McAnulla, a 1991 graduate of Great Bend High School, will give a similar talk at the February meeting of the Golden Belt Photography Club. - photo by Courtsey image
Art is in the eye of the beholder, and it’s hard to deny the emotion and intrigue present in the photo art produced by Great Bend artist Stephen McAnulla. Industry leader Wacom, makers of digital creative tools that allow artists to sketch, draw, paint digitally, will feature McAnulla as part of a panel of experts in an upcoming one-hour online seminar where he will share some of his work. Using a process that layers photographs of his subjects, taken in his studio, against striking high definition backgrounds using digital air brushing techniques, the highly detailed work captures the imagination.