3 Abstracts - Pop Art Abstract by anahata.c
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
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Did this today.
Pop Art almost always had people and things in it. Often bold, and from advertising, etc.
I just abstracted the colors and forms.
Hope you enjoy...
Again, thanks so much for your support and visits, I appreciate them all!
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(Please zoom...it's big!)
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Comments (14)
Colorful, bold and wild abstract my friend. Looks like a red plant in the mix.
Love the arrangement of colour this looks good Mark bright bold and a helluva kick!! Love it bro!!
Andy would be proud of you for this work - excellent
Love the wonderful movement in this. You take us on a swirling journey through reds, purples, greens, and back again. A wonderful abstract, Mark! Nieman is smiling...
Can't quite tell if you should have tagged this for nudity but the lady is a beauty. This is quite good. You have a fine eye for design.
This is absolutely terrific , Mark! So enjoyable and cheerful!
WOW! This is AWESOME!! I love the bold colors.
I feel like I should re-arrange the blocks and find a beautiful girl in there.... nice work!
Very beautiful and sooo delightful colors. Yes, it could look like a yigsaw puzzle. :)
Fabulous colors and it does look so impressive in zoom. I love the flow of each piece joining up with its neighbour too. Such a cheerful work in these troubled times, it really lifts the spirit. :)
The nine-patch form (that's quilter talk!) makes me want to rearrange the blocks to see what else is there. The different colored blocks just beg to be moved around and rediscovered. Wonderful piece!
Very beautiful !! Eye candy for sure !
Now that Pop Art really pop's Mark. Beautifully done Bravo!