Welcome to n e w d i g i t a l s c a p e s....

Here you will find art that is contemplative, modern, and exciting. It is my desire to bring you works of art that are of the highest quality and substantive thought.

At n e w d i g i t a l s c a p e s, courtesy of Imagekind.com, you will be able to purchase the finest prints, frames, and art on canvas for your home, office, or business.

Thank you for stopping by and making a purchase that I believe will bring you years of enjoyment.

Walter W. Smith

Walter Smith was born in Philadelphia, PA and from a...

Welcome to n e w d i g i t a l s c a p e s....

Here you will find art that is contemplative, modern, and exciting. It is my desire to bring you works of art that are of the highest quality and substantive thought.

At n e w d i g i t a l s c a p e s, courtesy of Imagekind.com, you will be able to purchase the finest prints, frames, and art on canvas for your home, office, or business.

Thank you for stopping by and making a purchase that I believe will bring you years of enjoyment.

Walter W. Smith

Walter Smith was born in Philadelphia, PA and from an early age developed a love for drawing and the visual arts. He attended both Lincoln University and Philadelphia College of Art and pursued both Liberal and Fine Arts. After several years of study he joined the Philadelphia Artists Cooperative in 1987. PAC as it was known, later became the Highwire Gallery Inc. and was one of the first emerging artists cooperatives in downtown Philadelphia. After several years as a participating member, Walter pursued a solo career exhibiting his work in various galleries and universities. Walter has worked simultaneously for many years, in the field of desktop publishing, and in the Fine Arts.

My first exposure to digital/video art and music was at the First Annual Philadelphia Digital Art and Music Show in 1981. After attending a digital art conference at UCLA in 1984, I became aware of the newly designed Amiga computers by Commodore. I then purchased the Amiga 1000 computer in 1985. I immediately began my pursuit to discover the creative potential in digital and video art. Early images were created using Electronic Art’s Digi-Paint software, and a Panasonic camera for scanning photographs. I also incorporated such tools as a Super-Gen real-time mixer for video, video editing equipment, and video software to create my early multi-layered video work. Presently, I am creating my art utilizing PC’s and state of the art hardware and software.