For The Love Of Abstract 3

Complex abstract fractal art showing sky, sun and stars. Inspired by the Flammarion engraving - the medieval imagination of the cosmos.

Image not in true colors and muddied. Click link for image in its true colors and detail.

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Succulent Abstractions series

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@Jimmy -- Here's how to add your image to a discussion thread:

1. Go to your product page. In this case it's here -- http://fineartamerica.com/featured/burst-of-sunshine-jimmy-clark.html

2. Look at the right-hand side of the page and scroll down beneath the 'Description' box. You'll see a little box titled 'Embed'. Single click on the code you see there, which will highlight that code.

3. While the code is highlighted, just copy it then paste it into this discussion. (You can press Ctrl + C to Copy the code, then come over here to your comment and press Ctrl + V to paste it in.)

Voila -- your image should appear! Let me know if you have any problems. :-)

A series...

Trying my hand at geometric fractal abstracts.

This is an abstract of streamers hanging from ceiling of local mall.

AUBADE

Love that “Worlds Inside” Joseph!

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Try Red/Cyan filtered 3D glasses on this next one. If you don't have them, it should still view ok as an abstract...

And yet another classic FAA punctuation fail, it should be titled "Lava POP!"

Leaf Fall Abstract by Barbara Moignard.

I've been working on creating urban abstracts by blending abstract street images together..

Just plain, bold abstract expressionism with lot's of brushwork.