Ink and Brush Creations

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Crochet
Following my textile theme, here is my latest creation, called, “Crochet”. Some thing maybe your Grandmother knitted with skilled hands, to grace the dinning room table.

I love Belgian Lace, handmade, delicate master pieces of incredible beauty. So I decided to create this piece because of my love of this textile.

As with most of my Abstracts, it is best seen Close up. Here is a small slice so you can see the detail a little better.

Lace, netting and Balloons, sounds like a Carnival to me! This whimsical bright colored Abstract creation, I hope will bring a smile to your face. Created using Apo with my own MA.

Here is something just a little bit different. Thanks to Syd, who showed my some new stuff on one of my programs, my first attempt at an Abstract Icelandic.

Following my fabric theme, I created another Julian which is a slight variation of my last. A design you might see in a fine Turkish Rug.

My latest creation designed from one of my previous works of fractal Art.

My computer took two full days non stop to render this creation of mine, not including the time it took to create this piece. It is based on the last fractal I did, with some added numbers and adjustments. In the close up shot you can see the extensive detail. At a distance I think it looks something like an Abstract Sea Star but close up, looks like woven fabric.

This is one creation that would really look best large.

Below is another close up, this time with a tonal change. Looks more Holiday like this way. Thinking about offering it as a Yule card in this color.

Using my own mathematical algorithms with AP2.09 I come up with this fanciful work of Art. My DH thinks it looks a lot like a Peacock, I see Holiday time Ribbon candy and you know, I think we are both right. ;O) That is the wonderful thing about abstract art….. what do you see?

Adding a few numbers and adjustments to my mini Julian, this is what I came up with. Kind’a star like, with deep jeweled tones. I used AP2.09 using my own mathematical algorithms and photoshop with this creation.
Best seen in a larger size.

These are mini Grand Julians, not as fancy as many do but good for what I can create, for now. Rather suprised they came out at all this time.
You can see how different the same creation can be with a bit different shading and background color.

The one above I call, “Sari”, because of it reminds me of the beautiful Sari’s dresses I have seen.