Digital Animals
Wildlife and animal studies made digitally by Ira Zoot: gorillas, an eagle, a king cobra, emperor penguins, a peacock in full display and running horses. Each piece is worked from photographic source into painting — impasto ridges, watercolour bloom, contour-line relief and hard-edged vector plumage — with no traditional paint or canvas involved.
8 works in the Digital Animals collection. Click any image to view the artwork page, read its story and request licensing or collector information.
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- Impasto — Thickly loaded strokes, raised ridges and canvas tooth — the physical language of oil paint, built in the digital studio and pushed past what a real palette knife could hold.
- So Here — A single radial gesture and the variations cut from it: bursts, diagonal cascades and darkened fans where colour survives only in the seams.
- Stroker — A single loaded knife stroke treated as the whole subject — held enormous, repeated into plumage, or set alone against bare canvas.