This is the fourth batch of digital art pieces I’ve created.

I generally start my process of creating digital art by making a color palette. Using an iPad, an Apple Pencil and the Adobe Fresco app, I’ll create a variety of colors on a blank canvas. After that, I’ll inject fragments of various photographs I’ve shot into the document, and then I’ll add digital paint, and manipulate those images.

The piece below of Carmen features 2 different versions.

More to come,

-Oliver Endahl

In 2020, I was in New York. (This was shortly before the covid era began) While there, I found out about the Museum of Ice Cream and was very intrigued. (The museum is one of those immersive experiences where you walk through various environments)

I ended up being able to achieve 3 different photoshoots there. 1 shoot with Ashlee Montague, 1 shoot with Sara Michelle Murawski (Sarafina) and 1 shoot with Anna McEvoy-Melo.

The designs of the rooms and the colors at the museum were just stunning and created very unique environments that we had a blast shooting in. The images are vibrant with lots of colors. Take your time looking through them; there’s a lot to take in.

Something I find interesting about these images is how much the personality of the dancer affects the feeling of the photograph/environment they’re in. You can see through the 3 different models from these shoots, that they all bring a unique energy to the space they occupy.

You can follow Ashlee Montague on Instagram @AshleeRoseMontague

You can follow Anna McEvoy-Mello here: @aemcevoymelo

Till next time,

-Oliver Endahl