Abstract Art.....post Yours.

I have been working on a series of geometric shapes, I call it my gray series, but it also has black, white and some color accents:

Summertime abstracts

Summer In The Big City - Fantasy Cityscape
Painted City - Fantasy Cityscape
Landscape With Umbrella

"Never invite an alcoholic to a beer party"

Here are two of mine!

Here are a couple of mine :)

Some of mine ~ thanks!

A good chunk of my work is abstract...so I will show a latest creation.

This is original and unique, uploaded a few hours ago,

my vision of Saint Elmo Fire.

One of a kind original scanner abstract.

Help! Stop me, before I kill someone! Wait, I think that's a line from a movie... Never mind.

Beautiful work everyone, and beautiful vivid colors Chuck, would Alfred Hitcock and the Birds relate to abstract.

oh what the heck.




Margaret and Chuck I am impressed your work compliment one another.....how exciting is that!

I am abstract....an original hand painted abstract.

This photo is abstract, an error in America History.

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These abstracts are beautiful! Thank you for posting!

What the heck. Nobody ever looks at these so I'm posting them for exposure. They are just digitally altered photos of glass decorative pellets in a glass jar:

Greetings Mary, glass in glass sure is very effective art, nice composition and lighting.

Some of my abstracts

Thanks, Michael!

There's a lot of nice art in this thread. I never liked "abstract art" when I was a kid. Many, many, many (ok I'll stop) years later, I find a lot of it very beautiful.

my abstract gallery
http://fineartamerica.com/profiles/david-lane.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=168990

-- Susan Savad

Had a lot of fun way back when on the forum when I asked for an ID on this -- digital, or traditional?

Majority guessed digital -- not -- acrylic on masonite panel -- gotta love that kind of impression!

Wow! Wonderful abstracts! Thank you for sharing! Below is one of mine.

I'm enjoying this thread. This first abstract piece is actually a photograph. Once upon a time I used to "toss" my camera at long shutter speeds to see what was captured.



Last year I started to play with acrylics. This painting called "where ideas come from" came to me in a dream.

Hi I would like to join this discussion group and post some of my work, i have tried all that I know so far, (and thats not much) and cannot find my way in. Please help if you can, thank you. Graham.

Hi Graham.......to post work into this discussion follow the below instructions....

1. go to the page in your portfolio with the image you want to post.
2. find the code ( halfway down on the right side and highlight all of it
3. copy it by holding down CTRL and the 'c' key
4. come into the discussion and open a comment box
5. either use CTRL and 'v' or right click your mouse and paste.
the code will show and when you submit the comment, it will turn into the image

Graham, below is one I like from your collection.

---Mike Savad

@Lynn-Marie,

Interesting method of "tossing" your camera for obtaining the abstract effect, (although it sounds dangerous for the camera). My idea was to take an exposure out the car window while traveling through Washington DC at night. This image was the result and came out EXACTLY as I wanted...



Using the same image (originally captured in 1971), I more recently manipulated pixels to convert the image from 2D to 3D. This version is a 3D stereo conversion which requires Red/Cyan filtered 3D glasses for perceiving depth...



The next version below is the same 3D stereo conversion image saved in a 3D stereo crossview format.
To View: Gently converge (cross) your eyes and focus on the middle image that appears while ignoring the outside. (Not everyone is successful with this method)...

Brand new, just uploaded, filled with action

Greetings, Juergen

Round and Round.

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A simple abstract.

This is from my Airline Abstract series of water colors in my sketchbooks. I am about to develop it into a large acrylic.

Thank you all for sharing your beautiful abstracts......I'm impressed! :)

Below is one of mine......Walking In The Garden.

For today, my latest in blue

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This is an abstract done in the 3D stereo "anaglyph" format, which requires Red/Cyan filtered 3D glasses for viewing depth but since it's abstract, you may still enjoy viewing in the more common 2D way...

City abstracts

Seaside Abstract

Antelope Canyon Abstract

Antelope Canyon Abstract

Hurricane Sandy created Her own Art using my photo prints as canvases:

This one was originally a photo of a Balinese dance ceremony

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Thank you all for sharing these wonderful abstracts! Wishing everyone a great weekend! Enjoy! :)

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Note: All the above images were reflections from mud puddles on the ground and not post processing. Sometimes however I do rotate the image reflection to seem right-side up.

All beautiful abstracts.....thanks for posting them! Below is one of mine.

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Hi everyone, thanks for posting these awesome abstracts! :)

This is the Most stunning thread !

One of mine.

abstract art by Ann Powell

Stunning collection of abstract works everyone, great thread!.

All beautiful abstracts! Thanks for posting! :)

When red and blue meet

Eye Of The Beholder by Natalie Hollalnd.

Natives by Natalie Holland.

Finished this a little bit ago - in hours - not days. I had about 14 layers and deleted 12 of them to create this one

Beautiful work, Roy! Below is one of mine.

Another "spacey" one - be sure and click to make it larger so you can see the stars.

Just walkin' along in Chi Town when I looked down and here it was:

Stunning abstracts.......thank you for posting! :)

the Golden Heart beats with gold blood

These abstracts are beautiful! Thanks for sharing! :)