Here is an update on the Gingko shadow. As you can see I have been playing with the depth of the left side. Keeping the abstract quality, yet offering some values to keep the interest. Pushing and pulling at this stage. Stepping back quite often to keep the overall composition in perspective.
I just love the natural qualities of charcoal.
Fitting for these images, don't you think?
I just love the natural qualities of charcoal.
Fitting for these images, don't you think?
Flickr/Robin N
Facebook/Robin Neudorfer
Linkedin/Robin Neudorfer
Twitter/RSNeudorfer
Blogger/rednews
10 comments:
I'm really very impressed with this, Robin. I love it!
Fitting for these images, don't you think?
YES! Wonderful work!!!
It definitely works for this piece. I find myself finding other shapes in the leaf shadows...a little bird, a face, people talking, the ogre under the bed... :) Love it!
love your shadow pieces... really cool
Mary - Thank you
Anita - So glad you agree
Jeanette - I do know that can happen with this sort of work, especially when it moves toward the abstract. Guess I should give it more thought so to make sure there is no underlying messages.
Thank you for your kind words.
Sylvia - Thanks for stopping by
Post a Comment