Bruce Titus
Plumas Arts is pleased to announce a gallery opening reception Friday March 1st from 5pm to 7pm at 525 Main Street in Quincy.
For the month of March, the Plumas Arts Gallery is featuring the work of member artist: Bruce Titus
Bruce currently lives in Reno, Nevada but his California roots go back to the 1840s, before the Gold Rush. While he does not describe himself as a professional photographer, his images have hung in a number of art galleries over the years. Other than a couple of photography classes in college, he is entirely self-taught.
Advances in photography equipment and software allow him to push the envelope of creativity and produce images that blur the line between painting and photography. He refers to much of his body of work as “interpreted photography.” He has put together an eclectic body of work that is a reflection of how he sees the world.
Bruce has recently added purely digital images to his portfolio. These images are created entirely within Photoshop and other computer programs rather than starting with a photo.
Come by the Plumas Arts Gallery during regular hours to view the artwork. The gallery is open Wednesday through Friday 11am-5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm.
For the month of March, the Plumas Arts Gallery is featuring the work of member artist: Bruce Titus
Bruce currently lives in Reno, Nevada but his California roots go back to the 1840s, before the Gold Rush. While he does not describe himself as a professional photographer, his images have hung in a number of art galleries over the years. Other than a couple of photography classes in college, he is entirely self-taught.
Advances in photography equipment and software allow him to push the envelope of creativity and produce images that blur the line between painting and photography. He refers to much of his body of work as “interpreted photography.” He has put together an eclectic body of work that is a reflection of how he sees the world.
Bruce has recently added purely digital images to his portfolio. These images are created entirely within Photoshop and other computer programs rather than starting with a photo.
Come by the Plumas Arts Gallery during regular hours to view the artwork. The gallery is open Wednesday through Friday 11am-5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm.