McCLINTOCK Wins National Recognition

Baltimore, MD – JANUARY 14, 2005    Baltimore’s own Photo-Digital Artist Robert McClintock is one of thirty artists nationwide whose work has been chosen to be displayed at Macworld CreativePro Conference and Expo this month at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco. The piece, from Robert’s New York City Series “CHRYSLER FROM LEX”, will be on tour and displayed at various galleries and art spaces across the United States. Judges for the competition included Peter Max, the Legendary Pop Culture Artist as well as Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple Computer along with Scott Kelby founder of Photoshop User Magazine.

“It’s a great honor for my artwork to be recognized by my peers.”, McClintock said.  This isn’t the first time McClintock’s work has been honored at the Macworld Expo. His well known “JUAN’S BAD DOG” was picked as a finalist in the 2003 Macworld Digtital Gallery.

Some of his earlier pieces are on display at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography and Boston’s Photographic Resource Center.  Robert’s innovative style is a hybrid medium combining photography and digital painting. No stock Photoshop filters are used, instead he paints and colors directly onto his original photos in Adobe Photoshop. The result is a unique piece of art saturated with color and personality.

Click here to see Robert’s entire New York City Seen Collection