An early adaptor of computers, Lou has never let the technology dictate the style or content of his work. According to Steve Heller, the art director of The New York Times Book Review: “Beach has adapted the computer to his purposes, not the other way around. His work is not cheapened by fashionable filters and plug-ins. Regardless of program, if the artist behind the mouse lacks intelligence the picture will look dumb. Beach doesn’t know how to make a dumb picture.”

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