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Square abstract digital painting of thick, interlocking palette-knife strokes in cobalt blue, violet, hot magenta, red, cadmium yellow and orange, with sharply raised paint edges.

The Art of Ira Zoot

Digital Painting • Digital Abstraction • Digital Photography

Welcome to iZoot.com

The official website and archive of Ira Zoot — digital paintings, abstract art, and digital photography.

Ira Zoot is a digital artist and photographer based in Mundelein, Illinois. For more than three decades his studio practice has moved between the camera, the tablet, and the screen — treating software as a natural extension of traditional image-making.

Every piece in this archive is digital. Works are conceived, built, edited, and finished on screen using applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Corel Painter, and a variety of 3D, generative, and compositing tools. Some begin as photographs; others start as marks, shapes, or textures. All are refined by hand until they become the finished digital paintings, abstract compositions, and photographs you see here.

The site is organized into growing collections — including the layered Impasto and Vortex abstract series, the Stroker paintings, and the Pops digital photography studies. Browse the gallery, read the stories behind individual works, and contact Ira directly for licensing, commissions, or availability.

Ira is also the founder of iDigits.com, and owns the premium domain asset site OurIdeasWork.com.

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Work is organised into collections that grow as new pieces are finished.

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The artist

A practice built on new tools

Ira Zoot is the founder and fine artist behind iZoot.com. Based in Mundelein, Illinois, he has spent more than thirty-five years working where creativity and technology meet — building businesses and making pictures with whatever tools arrived next.

His practice began in commercial photography and design in Chicago, where he was among the first photographers and designers in the city to adopt Adobe Photoshop. That early access changed how he saw an image: not as a fixed capture, but as raw material that could be layered, corrected, recombined and pushed.

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New work, editions & exhibitions

Occasional notes from the studio when new artwork is added to the archive.