...watch CBS 11 from 10pm tomorrow (after the Tony Awards) and you'll see a feature on my amazingly talented artist wife Alison!

They've been running trailers (which we haven't seen) all week, apparently!

Any chance you can get it on you tube Daniel? We're away and I'd love to see it

I'm sure I'll find a way

Cheers, and congrats to Ali

Here you go!

A direct link to the news feature which aired last night here in Dallas, and which was apparently shown in Los Angeles tonight on CBS Channel 7, and for all we know is being shown in other cities around the country!

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/video/738358...irtual-canvas/

+1

One of the things that I miss about the UK is the London exhibitions, one in particular the Hockeny iPad show at the Royal Academy.

They've just run a feature on her on one of our local news stations here in Portland. Very interesting and amazing pictures.

great work

One thing I have issue with in the piece was the idea that digital art will replace actual paintings. They have been saying that since photography was discovered. It will never happen, people like the tactile feeling that painting , drawing etc brings and whichever digital platform you use, you will never get that feeling of connectivity you have with real materials.

She is a very talented artist. Being exhibited in London during the Olympics will give many people the chance to see her works.

Oh, we couldn't agree more. But that was the angle the article was pushing, so that's how it was edited. First and foremost Ali is a fine artist and an oil painter... but the #draw365 iPad project really has given her some amazing new directions in her painting as well as her digital art. Here's an example...

http://alisonjardine.com/sunlight-abstractions/

...where a series of artworks alternates between digital pieces and oil on canvas paintings, with each new artwork based on digital manipulation of the last.

That is so cool!!! What channel? We're collecting CBS affiliates where it's aired!

Thanks for that - brilliant!

Yes I can't see digital art replacing all other forms but I think that was just to grab people's attention for the item.

KPTV Channel 12 it is a Fox affiliate

Don't get me wrong, I do think digital art has a place and I can see that Ali uses it as an additional means for her work but it really annoys me when they say things like that. Painting and sculpture have been around since Cavemen and will no doubt still be around when the Ipad is long forgotten.
I saw Ali comment about Light and she might be interested in this interview and accompanying documentary about a painter called Sargy Mann. Its pretty amazing how much he can convey about light and tone in his work despite his disability. He is still painting! Sargy Mann- the blind painter of Peckham

Good luck with the show in London- hope its leads to some contacts in the UK.