The Madness of Art

[ebandit]

Comments

[drocera]

That is truly amazing! You're right - looking at them seperately, there is no way it would seem that they could go together, but when viewed as one they totally mesh.

You're magical, my dear!

[ebandit]

But they are far better and more interesting separately, that is as two paintings. As one it seems a bit chaotic to me.

[markgharris]

Bending Light is a great title. : )

[ebandit]

Thanks, It just seemed to say that to me. I originally called it something else, but the ray of light seems to bend where it encounters the purple edge.

[beckycochrane]

I far prefer them as two paintings. And I think the one on the left looks better the way you have it turned. They would make an interesting companion set, especially if someone saw them for the first time, didn't know they were once part of the same painting, and intuitively wanted them together.

[ebandit]

Yes, like I said to drocera, it is far better as two. Ha! you noticed that I rotated "Bending Light" Good eye, Becky!

[geb1966ky]

Nice work, Gene.

[ebandit]

Thanks Gary

[beckycochrane]

Sometimes I think knowing where to crop is half of what makes a good photo great. I haven't ever learned that art. One day I'm gonna take a photography class...

Gene does a lot of cropping with his paintings, and I find it really interesting to see his choices.

[ebandit]

ooh..excellent link!!!