The Bubble Collective (2014) by Mark-David-Rogers
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Created and rendered using JWildfire v1.30 with post work using a bitmap paint package.
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Comments (7)
I'd say you have a lot of thumbnails hidden in the picture - and always surprising. Again you have to zoom to fully appreciate the beauty.
Another beauty with gorgeous colors. Corrie
Too much in this for me. There are probably a dozen compositions in here!
Fantastic work/colors.
Don't forget the true size of these pieces exceeds the limitations of online viewing, peoples monitor size, the means to see the work in it's entirety you have to pan around the screen and you never can see it unless it's reduced down, at that point a good majority of works that are abstract do lose impact to the viewer unless you have a TV/monitor hybrid 42"+ but even then it's still constrained by the limitations of online digital art as opposed to the physical sizes on canvas or gallery standard print with or without additional post work. Abstract by it's nature works best when viewed in it's entirety, you only have to go to a gallery and view works by Pollock, Kline or another and not just abstract expressionists. These days it can also apply to plenty of modern photography that is exhibited in gigantic sizes but is less prone to the problems associated to image size, usually before that comes into play file size limitations come to the fore when exhibiting online. There are undoubtedly a dozen compositions in this piece but in it's true full size exhibition size those could be viewed as part of a total viewing experience as is the case when we view abstract art in galleries.
It's amazing how lively and vivid this bubble collection looks, really impressing by zoom, Mark. And so colourful too. It too looks like an interesting game to me. :). p.s. thank you for your nice comment, my friend!
lovely image