"Digital Platter" by anahata.c
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Comments (16)
Looks a fantastic vibrant design Dear friend....bravissimo!V:DDD.Happy Holydays to You and Family!!!!!!!!!!!!!Hugsxx Whylma
I LOVE THE RED/ORANGE COLOR AND THE BEVELED EDGES. I THINK THIS IS COOL FOR A BACKGROUND TOO. I WILL ORDER ONE IN EACH COLOR PLEASE. LOL. VERY NICE.
Curious pic :D You caught my eyes.
Awesome play with colors and light, Mark. It Looks very beautiful and interesting.
Wonderful colors and work!!
Mark this is such a wonderful idea and would be a platter anyone would be thrilled to put on display. The red and orange soft mix caught my eye as it did with everyone else.
This would pull one across a gallery - beautiful.
very fine, brilliant colours mark.
Mysterious work,Mark. I try to imagine what is on the other side. This reminds me of bloodstains.Perhaps the head of John the Baptist is being served?Or maybe I am just too morbid today. Great piece, and peace, to you.
Something red and shiny for Christmas,cool one Mark!
All my favorite colors; I'd LOVE to have this in my house, it fairly vibrates with energy and life!!
This catches my eye and holds it there. Theres a feel for something familiar in it, I cant see what it might be other thanit looks like two roses. You create such neat patterns!
Makes me wonder what the front looks like since the back is so lovely ! ....neat idea Mark :o) Hugs ~
This has a wonderful antique feeling to it. It must have a lot of hidden stories to it. Splendid work!
The intense reds and oranges against darker hues gives this an antique look for me. Funny, but it also reminds me of a piece of Agaran Renaissance artwork, or something else vaguely familiar but maybe not entirely of this world as we know it. I'm fascinated by the hints of texture and natural imperfection as well. It's rather like Zen tea sets in which each of the cups has one tiny flaw intentionally placed there in a way of "keeping it real." But having said all of that, I think the most important thing is just to point out how beautiful this is and it's definitely one of those pieces of art you can come back to and see something slightly different. That's what I like about the art in your gallery in general...it's always rich and vibrant, subtle and elegant, and different each time, as if multiple realities have been meticulously and perfectly layered like clear varnishes and paints applied to canvas by Masters such as Rembrandt.
This one looks quite different on zoom with greater detail and light. It's beautiful either way. It reminds me of Oriental Lacquer work. I see a blossom in top corner and a dragon biting his tail in the bottom one. Such beautiful patterns, one would be tempted to display it upside-down. Beautiful colors, patterns, and highlights. This would certainly tempt me if I saw it in a shop. Just as well, I guess, that it resides in my computer. Beautiful and free from dust. This is gorgeous and the 3D effects, light and shadow are superb!