It relies on a lot of highly developed manual skill. No Macintosh computers can reproduce a Rembrandt. Mrs. Garber occupies the opposite side of the spectrum of creative types who use computers, like Beverly Fishman. But there is a purity to her anti technological stance. I believe that technology has had a derogatory effect on the art world because anyone that can learn Photoshop thinks they are an artist.'Art' has become slick and overproduced and soulless.
People hide behind technology and their work easily becomes dishonest.
There was an argument during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution that stated more machinery produced badly crafted goods. I still have respect for Velasquez. With all our advances in technology we have lost something important. There are few geniuses today that have the power of the Old Masters. I have devoted my life to trying to recover anything I can of that lost knowledge.