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Don MacKay

Artwork by Don MacKay. Cathedral. 1991. Digital image.

Artwork by Don MacKay. Bluebell. 1995. Digital image, computer assisted 3D modeling.

Artwork by Don MacKay. Squid. 1997. Digital image, computer assisted 3D modeling.

Artwork by Don MacKay. Red Leaf. 2005. Digital image, computer assisted painting/drawing.

Artwork by Don MacKay. Windsor. 2000-04. Digital image, computer assisted painting/drawing.

rtwork by Don MacKay. Water closet. 2010-12. Digital image, computer assisted painting/drawing.

Artwork by Don MacKay. Cathedral. 1991. Digital image.

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Artwork by Don MacKay. Bluebell. 1995. Digital image, computer assisted 3D modeling.

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