Not so much colour, though that's clearly always a component when snow is involved, as "overlapping sets".
Notice how the 1st and 3rd are both "wild / organic / elaborate snowy trees held back by simple geometric fences" whereas the 2nd is the reverse, "looming cliff of geometric architecture behind a barrier of organic chaos".
I don't plan these things, though -- I'm an instinctive worker, both at the taking stage and the "construction" stage, and any order or associative significance I could point to is very much after the fact.
They probably say more about my state of mind yesterday afternoon after a week of sales pitches whilst under internal attack from a virus than my view of the world in general...
3 comments:
Mike,
All very good (and all about colour? the first brightly, the second subtly , the third by its absence?).
Huw
Huw,
Not so much colour, though that's clearly always a component when snow is involved, as "overlapping sets".
Notice how the 1st and 3rd are both "wild / organic / elaborate snowy trees held back by simple geometric fences" whereas the 2nd is the reverse, "looming cliff of geometric architecture behind a barrier of organic chaos".
I don't plan these things, though -- I'm an instinctive worker, both at the taking stage and the "construction" stage, and any order or associative significance I could point to is very much after the fact.
They probably say more about my state of mind yesterday afternoon after a week of sales pitches whilst under internal attack from a virus than my view of the world in general...
Mike
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