Four 2D's (Who Knows) by anahata.c
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Comments (12)
another superb work impressive and beautifully done!!
Luscious!
If birds were fireworks... very lovely :) Full of excitement.
Looks like a digital Jackson Pollack. As if you had dragged a monitor over a canvas, letting the pixels drip out of the screen. The colors are pyrotechnically explosive...
Oh my, rhetorically, will I ever be so concise and terse in my comments as Andrea and Shroom_Magic3D? But I digress. A veritable explosion of color and confetti/potpourri objects greet us in this overwhelming image, Mark, with what I believe are flowers and leaves so prominently depicted. I wonder if this is how it looked moments after the Big Bang. Probably too fanciful for that comparison. All in all, a fine presentation to commemorate your return to Renderosity.
Flowers, masks, faces; it's all there and in glorious living color!!
Ever seen a bargello quilt? http://quiltsbyjen.ca/diverse-light-art-quilt/ or http://www.pinterest.com/scrap4evr/quilts-bargellos/ Some of them are too regular, to "pattern-y" for my taste, but the more random and artistic works share elements with this gorgeous piece. Did you know you were doing something like quilting? :) I love the bright and dark elements, and the rich colors. If I were going to do a bargello, I would certainly refer to this for inspiration!
Mark, this truly is fabulous presentation with a very far out feel. I am a huge fan of your 2-D art, and this is without a doubt one of my favorite images due to it's expressive nature. Thank you for helping me keep a positive attitude this morning as I set with my father.
This one is definitely destined for a massive banner at a garden exhibit...or again, a museum. Maybe high above the other little flower paintings and photos that the rest of us peons produce. Fantastic and very modern impressionistic piece!
An explosion of color, shapes, and emotion. I see many things in this, including a woman in a mask, a peacock, a horse, birds, fish, a clown, oh, I could go on and on. A very emotive and wild piece.
lot of color and movement
As Tara mentioned, it could look a little like a quilt. Fantastic patterns, colors and light in one lovely symphony. Very beautiful, dear Mark. :)