The inspiration for my current paintings comes from my visual experiences.
Previously, I independently designed, developed, and sold art related software and apps. Below are a few examples:
ArtSite
ArtSite began as software and then moved to the Internet as an iPad App. Purchased and downloaded by over 79.000 teachers and students, the goal was to inspire curiosity, creativity and a global view of history and civilization. Teachers were able to create an online Museum by downloading images and descriptions from Museum and Gallery websites. Students created their own Galleries by writing about their teacher's Museum pages or finding new images online. Students could also create a Portfolio of their own artwork by uploading images and writing about their art. Museum, Gallery, and Portfoio pages could be shared via the app or website as well as teacher-approved comments and email. A complete set of management tools allowed teachers to keep track of students over the years and also share projects with other teachers.
Ideadisc
Distributed both nationally and internationally, Ideadisc was an interactive CD-ROM for students to learn through the artwork of their peers. Ideadisc won the National Education Media Network Gold Apple of Excellence and was featured on the Kennedy Center's website.
Images of the Whole
A collaboration with my late husband, Colin Greenly, this CD-ROM explored how an artist sees the world through images, video, and interactive visual puzzels.