A pioneer in digital creativity. Wallace Colvard has been combining art and technology since 1970, when he was in Independent Studies at North Carolina State University. He has work in many private collections both domestically and abroad.

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He first worked as a digital artist in New York in television for MTV, VH1, NBC and CBS, contributing to Olympics, SNL, David Letterman, Conan O'brien, Network News and Dateline Shows. He has won Emmys for his work at NBC.

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In film, he worked in L.A. for Walt Disney Feature Animation and Imagineering, Dreamworks, and Sony pictures, on such projects as Dinosaur, 102 Dalmations, Monsters Vs. Aliens, Kung Fu Panda and Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs.

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Since 2014, he has been living in the Coachella Valley and creating fine art. Each one of his works, including prints, is a unique solo work, with no editions.

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It would be hard to classify his work, since it represents a constant journey and exploration, so each artwork can be enjoyed as its own unique story.