Trying To Fit by bakapo
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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MB3d
Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Thanks for the great comments on past images, too.
Comments (13)
Looks like it needs a bigger frame to picture the circular design. Love your abstract fractal work Barb.
Clever and creative, I feel like that all the time.
Oh my goodness! That is a classic if ever I've seen one! Gotta love the symbolism here! Magnificent!!!!!
Absolutely well done my friend!!!!
Excellent fractal work !!
The age old delima..square pegs and round holes
Shining done.
This is such a wonderful fractal to visualize an old idiom--trying to fit a square peg into a round hole...
I've been trying to do that for most of my life! LOL
Very cool abstract!
My computer's suddenly sputtering, but I'm determined to get this comment out, come hell or high water...I love this! I love it! Every so often, you do these more 'abstract' pieces; and when you do, they're so immediate and powerful. I love your choice of hues, and how you set off those deep reds with white trim and bright oranges. And how you get texture on the circles; and even fine shadows, with white 'streaks' at the four outer corners of the frame (like the frame is reflecting off of water). And you didn't center the circle-squares: You put them slightly off center, which makes a much bigger statement. This is minimalist---kind of---and has just the right proportions. (In minimal work. proportions play a really big role, as much as hue, shape, etc.) And this shows your innate choice and artistry...not an easy style to pull off, and I love it. It reminds me a little of Albers, but I like it a lot more than Albers. Love it, Barb, really immediate.
Beautiful simple fractal work.
Excellent
Lovely!