Algae or Interwoven Lives

[Caesar]

Enug's ink pen las painting and settings indications induced me to make this experiment.
I "wrote" this basic abstract, fig. 1 herebelow attached,
Then I composed them with some selected differently blended versions, against with a sort of reddish-black gradient backgound into a quadriptic where the lower two versions are put upside-down to have continuity withe the upper two ones, fig. 2 herebelow.
I hope You like the abstracts I got with this simple and quick (max 10 min) experiment ....

[justjean]

Great experiment, Caesar and looks like you had fun

[pat1940]

Love this experiment of yours dear Caesar, wonderful abstracts, I do love to see your experiments, comes from a very artistic artist

[Enug]

An unusual and clever way - I like it very much.

[Rachelle]

Caesar!
Great dynamics!
Bold colors, yet a somewhat soft global effect... Dominant palette of nice warm tones, lightly and contrasted by the soft black&white part.
Your lines and color scheme generate a very pleasing visual wave.
I like waves

[Caesar]

Thank You, dear Jean. In these cases I start with the idea of making an experiment and then I proceed as a sort of visual jazz musician, vy improvisation around the core idea of the experiment following my taste and skills, thus getting a painting jam-session.

You make me blush, dear Pat! Thank You! One of the positive features of Artrage is that it makes easy to have fun and enjoy a loose and spontaneous creativity anytime You wish and have a little time to relax and test.

The power of signs and traits, more or less joined to color transitions and tones, dear Enug! I guess someone, a graphologist or a psychiatrist, could make a psychological profile from our individual outcomes when we work loosely and spontaneously to "write" an image, like I did in this case starting from an interest to test the ink pen.

Waves and strings! Once again we're in the micro physics domain, dear Rachelle, but isn't reality a textures of such odd and weird entities after all? Our creations too may come from these elements following our inner music I guess. Thank You!

[Bobbi]

What a great experiment. The colors are fantastic.

[Caesar]

Thank you, dear Bobbi! What a compliment coming by a masterful experimental artist like You!

[Tanzenkran]

Looks fun. I will have to try something similar.

[Caesar]

Well, thank You, dear Tanz! The trick is very simple, the outcome depends only by Your taste in tracing the colored lines.