borders by koosievantutte
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Description
for the 2d graphics forum monthly theme "borders"
if you look carefully, all 4 rectangles are exactly the same with the exception of the colours, moreover they fit exactly together, so is there really a difference that justifies the borders?

Comments (16)
Great job!!!!!
Wonderful abstract. I love the concept and colors, Koosie. Your question is thought provoking and deserves careful consideration. Excellent work! Hugs, Suzanne
Very well done. 5+.
Nice, very nice. The textural patterns and related colorations are outstanding in their combination. For me, this is your best!!
Well thought out and well done ~
Koosie, borders are human attitudes. No information will be perceived until it is dozed, i.e. borderd. Hence, we cannot exist without borders. A very nice color solution.
Love the colours and composition in this
A very creative piece of artwork. Bravo!
So beautiful and excellent and creativ composition ! Good day :)
In some ways it reminds me a little of Rothko and od Sean Scully. The colour combinations work very well together. Have a great weekend and thank you for sharing. egmont
Very clever statement made with these seemingly different yet ultimately alike sections. Visually pleasing as well. I agree with Egmont about the Rothko feel.
Beautiful effect
This is an interesting and lovely abstract composition, rendered in colours that make me joyful, colours I have adopted here where I live. Thank you for sharing !
Beautiful work. Well done.
Very imaginative. The difference in color schemes makes each rectangle appear very different, its hard to believe they are identical in form!
I like it. Idea and texture is interesting.