| Abstract images | | Whirl | Whirl, inspired on the superb dynamics of fast movement, energy, transformation and multiple levels of matter. Colors, lines, forms, composition, reason, readability, intuition, dynamics, balance, or just a deliberate lack of balance. The different levels of connectivity in digital abstract art and graphics are a source of inspiration, with almost endless possibilities.To make digital abstract - or nonfigurative art, takes more energy and creative inspiration than the 3D scenes. There is less to start with, and there is not the technical preoccupation with models, meshes, textures and the placing of objects in the scene. It’s the complete free work. When after numerous experiments, transformation, deleting and starting over, the image is finished and if possible a name is given, it’s very rewarding. | | ‘Upstairs Downstairs’ | Upstairs Downstairs leaves all to the imagination, what is it? Some endless “macro-tunnel-quantum-tunnel” going into or appearing from the universe? The use of space -or the illusion of space - with digital art can be rather complicated. There is a limited visual area (the computer screen) to create the design. While working and when the creative flow starts, the concept suddenly pops up in your mind. With this kind of work it is only when something is printed on large format and seen from a distance, it will be clear whether it is correct and visually attractive, and has or has not an emotional value. Some of these images are the result of many experiments with shapes, outlines and colors. There are more examples in the Abstract Gallery. Most of these images can be printed on large format (100x100cm) and made available as Art Prints, Posters and Giclées. | | | Eagle | backyard | | Animal Farm | | ‘city block’ | | snail | | Mandala Sunshine | More abstract graphics in the Dutch version of this site. |
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