Another Abstract

[Rita]

I am finding that playing around doing abstracts is quite addicting. Had some time this evening and did some playing with images. Here is one that I thought turned out quite well but I am always open to critique.

[IzzieK]

It looks like you're playing with paint. This one resembles the finger paints my little grandchild has when I was over at Oz...very nice work Rita...it almost looks real...

[FootLoose]

I like it Rita. But the vertical line in the upper middle is a give away. You need to find a way of overcoming that to make the pattern continuous.

[Rita]

Thank you Izzie.

Greg, thanks for the feedback. I will take another try at fixing that spot

[Mike Buckley]

Once you get that issue fixed, the image will look like a glass bowl embedded with an abstract pattern of attractive colors. I really like the three-dimensional appearance that makes it look like a bowl.

[Rita]

Thanks Mike. I also like how it looks like a bowl, it was fun watching it appear as I played with the image. Must confess that I didn't start out with a bowl in mind, it started forming and I ran with it.

[Donald]

Great imagination. I love it when folk are prepared to push things and see what happens.

[Shadowman]

Nice, so much hidden in those swirls.

[Rita]

Here is the new one without the vertical thing. I think it needs a bit more work in that area but it's a start

[Rita]

Thanks for commenting Donald. I do like experimenting and trying things out. Sometimes it works and for the other times there is the delete button. It is like the saying goes, "You don't know if you don't try".

[Rita]

Thanks John. Yes, there is much hidden in the swirls....the original

[bnnrcn]

Your second edit looks great Rita

[Rita]

Thanks Binnur.

[Mike Buckley]

For final fine-tuning, attend to the details in the tabletop/background.

[Rita]

Thanks again Mike. All I can say is OOPS, I missed those

[chauncey]

To inject a bit of humor...you developing a "mean ole man" in the center section.

[Rita]

Thanks for fixing the typos Dave.

[JBW]

Enjoy! I like it.

[IzzieK]

The second one looks soooo good, you can make a Faberge egg with it...

[Rita]

Thanks Brian.