never been here
Jul 28, 2015 22:44:01 #
Jul 29, 2015 15:33:39 #
William wrote:
what is DNA
Hi, William,
I don't know what you did to accomplish this image but as one who has a bit more than passing familiarity with the double helix of DNA I know this configuration of two physically separate helices doesn't bring deoxyribonucleic acid sharply...or even peripherally to mind....but it is definitely a fascinating image none-the-less!
If you intend to insert the concept of "vitae ex machina" as opposed to "Deus ex machina" in the viewer's mind, I can see a path in that direction !
Dave in SD
Jul 29, 2015 21:29:35 #
Jul 29, 2015 22:01:11 #
I am finally getting a chance to come back to this and comment.
Maybe the double helix has untwisted and coiled.
I don't see DNA in this but I did enjoy the bright colors. The coiled wristbands make me think of our county fair where they would hand these out for free. You have made them interesting, though I am not even going to pretend I understand this at all.
I don't understand it but it did hold my interest.
Maybe the double helix has untwisted and coiled.
I don't see DNA in this but I did enjoy the bright colors. The coiled wristbands make me think of our county fair where they would hand these out for free. You have made them interesting, though I am not even going to pretend I understand this at all.
I don't understand it but it did hold my interest.
Jul 30, 2015 02:05:12 #
Country's Mama wrote:
I am finally getting a chance to come back to this and comment.
Maybe the double helix has untwisted and coiled.
I don't see DNA in this but I did enjoy the bright colors. The coiled wristbands make me think of our county fair where they would hand these out for free. You have made them interesting, though I am not even going to pretend I understand this at all.
I don't understand it but it did hold my interest.
Maybe the double helix has untwisted and coiled.
I don't see DNA in this but I did enjoy the bright colors. The coiled wristbands make me think of our county fair where they would hand these out for free. You have made them interesting, though I am not even going to pretend I understand this at all.
I don't understand it but it did hold my interest.
That is the great thing about Abstract Art you don't have to understand it to enjoy it :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jul 30, 2015 02:23:15 #
William wrote:
what is DNA
DNA well that is simple 'Diploma of Notable Abstracts'
And I am pleased to say you passed with flying colors Bill
Your work is top drawer my friend and an inspiration to us all
Jul 30, 2015 06:17:20 #
creativ simon wrote:
DNA well that is simple 'Diploma of Notable Abstracts'
And I am pleased to say you passed with flying colors Bill
Your work is top drawer my friend and an inspiration to us all
And I am pleased to say you passed with flying colors Bill
Your work is top drawer my friend and an inspiration to us all
Since this is the critique section can you tell us why it is "Top Drawer" and an "Inspiration"?
Jul 30, 2015 07:32:52 #
Country's Mama wrote:
Since this is the critique section can you tell us why it is "Top Drawer" and an "Inspiration"?
These are my opinions only
'Top drawer' great use of primary colors and the relationship between the organized circles and the chaos going on in the background
'Inspiration' I have always found William's work inspiring as looking into his works makes my mind wonder and aids my own thought process in producing Abstract Art
I hope this answers your question Country's Mama
Jul 30, 2015 11:06:59 #
creativ simon wrote:
These are my opinions only
'Top drawer' great use of primary colors and the relationship between the organized circles and the chaos going on in the background
'Inspiration' I have always found William's work inspiring as looking into his works makes my mind wonder and aids my own thought process in producing Abstract Art
I hope this answers your question Country's Mama
'Top drawer' great use of primary colors and the relationship between the organized circles and the chaos going on in the background
'Inspiration' I have always found William's work inspiring as looking into his works makes my mind wonder and aids my own thought process in producing Abstract Art
I hope this answers your question Country's Mama
Perfect!
Jul 30, 2015 12:59:09 #
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Jun 19, 2016 19:54:20 #
I don't see the DNA going on here but the image is still awesome to look at. I love all the detail of things that I think I know and have seen before mixed in with other things which I have not seen. Thanks for posting as always!
Jul 9, 2016 20:59:24 #
Apr 8, 2020 21:43:16 #
William wrote:
artistic license was deployed
jabber was there 7/28/15
where it went nobody knows
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ground it out
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lost a circle where the shine begins
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