One of the fun things about internet platforms is the different relationship it gives you to your own art. None of these pictures above are squares — so that format comes from Instagram — but all of them look interesting when cropped into squares. And each has an interesting inter-relationship with the others, a factor that has emerged accidentally.
The framework provides clues for me into the architecture of my own design habits. I can see a bit of my love for putting shapes into locations, a habit that I recognize about myself. I like putting fruits on the still life table, and I like placing shapes into a composition. Do you find that posting your art on internet platforms provides a window into your thought processes? If so, and if you care to comment, please do so below. What mental motions direct your design decisions?
They look great together.
thank you, Kerfe