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- Thread starter Butterfly88
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negative-speedforce
Ruling Monarch of the Eels
negative-speedforce
Ruling Monarch of the Eels
negative-speedforce
Ruling Monarch of the Eels
MROSS
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Artist Mark Rothko was known for applying red colors in his paintings.
Any perspectives (based on criticism) for Rotho's works?
LINK on Abstract artist Mark Rothko's Painting, 'Four Darks in Red.'
Any perspectives (based on criticism) for Rotho's works?
LINK on Abstract artist Mark Rothko's Painting, 'Four Darks in Red.'
MROSS
Well-Known Member
This is an image I created long-ago. Image reminds me of Rothko's use of red colors in his paintings - even though my image did not apply "painterly lines/borders" as Rothko applied on many of his paintings.
negative-speedforce
Ruling Monarch of the Eels
MROSS
Well-Known Member
Any consideration for posting in the 'AutismForums' 'Visual Arts' forum in the 'Hobbies, Interests & Entertainment' forums?
MROSS
Well-Known Member
Images with geometric patterns might be of interest with the Autism Spectrum. The strawberry with a geometric wicker table background can invite second looks.
I've recently posted geometric images in the 'AutismForums' 'Visual Arts' forum in the 'Hobbies, Interests & Entertainment' Forums.
Have any of your works been posted in the 'Visual Arts' Forum?
