Art is the process that begins with an idea, continues through drawing, printmaking or sewing to end on the paper, fiber or clay. From the sketch as a starting point it goes through changes and processes that can be repeated over and over again. Symbolically it can be viewed as a metaphor of time.
Oncyber
Exploring Oncyber as a Virtual Studio
Oncyber is more than just a platform to showcase finished work—it's a space where the creative process itself can unfold. When used as a studio, it captures your workflow and offers the chance to exhibit unfinished pieces, sketches, and experiments created in various apps.
One of Oncyber’s key strengths is its flexibility. You can play with scale, compare works side by side, and use it as an experimental ground for evolving ideas. Sketches made in different programs can take on new dimensions, potentially growing into entirely new media or concepts.
My own shift from 2D to 3D began a few years ago through fiber art. It allowed my flat works—drawings, graphics, and paintings—to break into the third dimension using relief and sculptural forms. Now, with tools like Nomad and Blender, similar transitions are possible in digital 3D environments. Designing in 3D brings fresh challenges, often pushing ideas toward sculpture or animation. These creative tensions between 2D and 3D lead to unexpected outcomes and open up exciting possibilities. Oncyber supports this continuity, making space for evolving ideas and new conceptual breakthroughs.
