Trying To Fit by bakapo

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Mar 10, 2019

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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)

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eekdog Online Now!

7:56PM | Sun, 10 March 2019

Looks like it needs a bigger frame to picture the circular design. Love your abstract fractal work Barb.

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Wolfenshire Online Now!

9:56PM | Sun, 10 March 2019

Clever and creative, I feel like that all the time.

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Radar_rad-dude

1:09AM | Mon, 11 March 2019

Oh my goodness! That is a classic if ever I've seen one! Gotta love the symbolism here! Magnificent!!!!!

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Saby55

1:24AM | Mon, 11 March 2019

Absolutely well done my friend!!!!

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VDH

4:42AM | Mon, 11 March 2019

Excellent fractal work !!

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Lenord

8:14AM | Mon, 11 March 2019

The age old delima..square pegs and round holes

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farmerC

1:31PM | Mon, 11 March 2019

Shining done.

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goldie

4:10PM | Mon, 11 March 2019

This is such a wonderful fractal to visualize an old idiom--trying to fit a square peg into a round hole...

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RodS Online Now!

8:34PM | Mon, 11 March 2019

I've been trying to do that for most of my life! LOL

Very cool abstract!

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anahata.c

7:28AM | Tue, 12 March 2019

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.

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