Tag: interior art

No name – Contemporary art

I did these color versions because I had time in hand and wanted to once again see which worked the best. At least at the time I did these, the two with the signature I considered the best.

Contemporary art with an abstract background or is it? A cityscape – should I have named these “Alone in the City”?

The process of naming your creations can be as important as the work itself, as it sets the tone and context for the viewer, I know this. One approach is to consider the central theme or feeling of your work. What emotions or messages do I want to convey? Additionally, I could draw inspiration from various sources such as literature, poetry, or even song lyrics. So why am I having so much trouble with this… something to ponder on

It’s also valuable to bounce ideas off others, this time it is you viewers as sometimes an outsider’s perspective can offer a fresh and insightful angle.

Digital art – The moon and the Milky Way

Do you see some contrast between the natural and the artificial, the realistic and the imaginary, the calm and the hectic? Peaceful? These

Two color schemes make a different impact, don’t you think?

This digital art piece that captures the beauty of the night sky and the sea. I have used contrasting colors and shapes to create a dynamic and realistic scene. The moon and the Milky Way galaxy are the main focal points of the image, as they illuminate the dark beach with their light. The rocks and the water reflect the celestial bodies, creating a sense of harmony and balance.

Does the image evoke a feeling of awe and wonder, as well as a sense of tranquility and peace?

Do You feel I have created a surreal and fantasy-like scene. Is it similar to sci-fi or space art, which is a genre of art that focuses on the exploration and depiction of outer space and its wonders. 

What do you think?