Map Art 16.52Krr.4 by anahata.c
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I couldn't sleep, so I decided to post this.
Another "map painting". I did whole series of these, years back. (This one was last week.)
It's just data turned into 'art': The words and numbers are imaginary...
I'll return tomorrow.
Have a fine week!
Mark
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Comments (18)
Faemike55
Looks like an area that i'd check out for hunting for the big elk or deer thanks for sharing, Mark!
wysiwig
I find myself wondering what this place looks like and how it would be to visit. Are the numbers elevations or depths? Either way, I don't think this is earth. More mysteries.
giulband
Absolutely fascinating and very representative of our technologic style of life !!!
durleybeachbum
I thought of your maps last night whilst watching Countryfile on the BBC. There was an artist whose husband is a park ranger who makes beautiful stainless steel bas reliefs based on maps of the park. I can neither remember her name or the district, but I will look on iplayer and mail you, you will love the,.
UteBigSmile
Fantastic & well done looking work- Love it a lot!
LivingPixels
Exquisite piece Mark so full of impact gotta say I love this style! Fantastic my friend!!
Wolfenshire Online Now!
Maps are always fascinating. They represent so many places I've yet to go, and I've been a lot of places. I like the forestry maps the best, and the thousands of fascinating names people have come up with to mark a place.
eekdog Online Now!
Cool map! Has a great design and super color, I like.
ArtistKimberly
Delightfully Wonderful Work,
romanceworks
A very intriguing piece and concept. Turning a map into art. At first glance, the face-like forms in the center, in blue and black, remind me of the happy/sad masks seen in theater. And it seems fitting, because this map is like a glorious stage, with so much to explore and experience. There is a predominance of green, like a translucent wash, giving it a living feeling, and the calm healing beauty of nature. And on closer inspection every color of the Chakra/rainbow is inside this map. Even a golden path leading to some new adventure. There are even glowing orbs and moons, which feels other-worldly. It is like a map of the spirit, to go places one has never been. An illuminating work, Mark.
Richardphotos Online Now!
I love maps and map making. did some in studies of drafting. I save maps from where I go. superb and unique art work
MrsRatbag
I love this; maps are my faves, and you even got isobars...when I lived in Virginia they would show us weather maps with isobars when weather was approaching, and it became apparent that isobars were responsible for weather. Right? That's my take, and I'm sticking to it. Marvelous work, Mark!!
Cyve
Fantastic creation and composition... I love these colors to !
helanker
OH this is awesome. Mark. Text in all the colors and shapes and isobars and light and shadow and rivers. SO much to discover in here. So, where is the treasure? Oh yes, the MAP is THE treasure :) Superbly done :)
bakapo
this is a super cool map! woo-hoo well done! does it lead to treasure, castles, dragons or the fountain of youth? I'm happy with any of the above. :)
flavia49
beautiful work
auntietk Online Now!
This is absolutely delicious! If you're thinking of having another "map-art period," I'm all for it. This is soul-soothing stuff for me. It's so easy for me to get totally lost in the details, and it really IS like looking at a map. Love it!
RodS
Now, that's a cool idea, Mark! I never thought about making art out of a map.... I'm getting all kinds of ideas, now...
Delightful and fun work, my friend!