There has to be a good reason for using a computer to paint with. So very much of computers' abililty is dedicated to reflecting the real world. But the real world just does it so much better. Take the Painter software I sometimes use. Its idea is to mimic traditional painting tools and materials. Amazing that you can drag through virtual oil paint which glistens appropriately. Amazing and tedious. Oil paint is just so much more subtle and smells right. The only justification I found for using this program is that it is possible to alter the definition of brushes to the point where they become physicaly impossible to build. This becomes interesting.

After completing the thousand-painting Analysis, I made a limited edition of 250 posters.