Art happens when the vision of the creator evokes a response in the observer. Media only becomes relevant when it interferes with this process.

Although some of the art displayed on the following pages was created using pens and ink and paper and paint, most of it began its life displayed as pixels upon a computer screen. Since the goal is to reach out through your eyes and touch you inside, does it matter whether you are looking at paper, canvas, rock or screen?

I hope the art here touches you!

Asha has worked with cloth, jewelry, watercolor, pen and ink, chalk and oils. When she discovered the Commodore Amiga in 1986 and began painting with light, a whole new world opened up. Here are some of her more recent works (as well as a few old favorites) to enjoy.

Because of the large number of pieces now available, this site has been separated into two categories: botanicals and non-botanicals. To see the entire collection, use the appropriate links at the top of the page.