I am hoping I have achieved an emotion founded artwork in the abstract 1950’s style with this piece. As the viewer you decide if this visual has emotive feeling.
Professional, highly technical artmaking is involved in the production of this complex digital abstract piece.
Please enjoy
Cellular Circles Candy #2 is more simplistic than #1, yet reminiscent of school mathematical counters. Of which I have a particular story from first school, one of the earliest obvious connections I had with art!
Here is the Collage version:
These are super pretty aren’t they? Like those mathematical counters at school. You see, I loved a few of them so much. The beautiful designs on the counters were delicious to my young six or seven year old self.
One of my naughty school classmates pocketed a few. Something I know even a near-decade later from first school was part of his character. He was well known as one of the most pick-pocketing pocketers you ever might know.
Anyway with great rarity, for me, I pocketed a few too! Yes, we got into naughty trouble for that with our very nice teacher who was genuinely perplexed <I> personally had naughtily ‘acquired’ a counter or two myself. She was not perplexed by the other boy’s naughtiness. In fact, she seemed to rather expect it.
I was werry werry embarassed <red-faced emoji>.
I realise now the irresistible desire I had for art. Through my childhood – patterns, natural stones, textures, songs, nature.. anything arty greatly interested me.
Here is the unusual abstracted circles version:
I do love this piece and all my Cellular Circles works.
Hope you enjoyed this article.
nb You can see the Cellular CIrcles #1 works by clicking the title link.
“Cellular Circles Candy #1 – Original in Pink, Blue & Yellow” [digital Pop Art, 24th August 2023] by Matt The Unfathomable Artist, 100% digital artwork, 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Direct personal quote: “Goodness.. these new works 😍 i feel like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory where i am the artist fine tuning art candy. definitely Hirst inspired with a Rothko flavour too.“
Here is the Collage version:
“Cellular Circles Candy #1 – Nine Grid Collage” features nine unique pieces of my original Cellular Circles digitally hand painted artwork produced using computer software with a standard mouse.
This was my first published version of Cellular Circles works. The individual pieces are composed of an original digital Oil painting with a complimentary blend of colours across different hues and style variances.
With Cellular Circles I did have the idea of examining samples in a circular or rectangular Petri dish!
Here are two of my favourite versions beyond the Original of course:
‘Haute Noir’ seems biologically cellular, a living artwork. This artwork required minute variances within the contrasting parameters. At least 325,500 possible alternative combinations to define these pieces.
Each artwork is composed of multiple layers using advanced professional painting techniques within a digital environment.
Next is my own personal favourite, ‘SolarScape’, here:
These works must have been made in an art candy factory, since I almost cannot believe I made these. By publishing the individual pieces on my blog, you are able to see the intricate quality within each piece.
Hope you enjoy.
nb You can see Cellular Circles #2 works by clicking the link.
“Pop Art Geometric Oil & Lines – Circles Collage” features nine unique pieces of my original ‘Pop Art Geometric Oil & Lines’ digitally hand painted and drawn artwork produced using computer software with a standard mouse.
This is my third published version of digital Geometric Lines works. The piece is composed of an original digital oil then randomly produced geometric lines throughout the canvas.
I utilised three professional Artists’ software packages to produce this work.
This series is part of my two earlier freehand drawn Geometric Lines works with ink pen since the experimentation with geometry in artistic form is clearly present.
Here is the GIF animation:
I would like to show you the original from where all the other pieces are derived, here:
I would like to show you an earlier Pop Art Geometric Oil & Lines, here (unpublished until this page):
I realise this one is kind of cool to be honest. For me, an artwork becomes something to be treasured for its uniqueness. That’s why I publish artworks, for each one to become an individual work that people, someone individually as a person will love.
I hope you enjoy.
For the second version of my digital Geometric Lines works this piece, shown above, is composed of an original randomly produced multiplication of ovally elliptical spirals in each grid. This series of works is part of my two earlier freehand drawn Geometric Lines #1 & #2 pieces with ink pen since the experimentation with geometry in artistic form is clearly present.
I made a fun GIF Collage too, here it is:
“Random Geometric Astronomy – GIF Collage” features nine Circles with the original Square version of my ‘Random Geometric Astronomy’ digitally hand drawn artwork produced using computer software with a standard mouse. I used four software packages in total to produce this GIF.
Next we have the awe-inspiring Nebula version here:
Whilst I calibrated the tones and depth perception within this Nebula work I honestly felt I had produced something very special. The natural swirls of my digital lines give the sense of a moving Nebula in the Universe. A digital masterpiece amongst very good works.
Next image, I wanted to create monochromatic versions too.
Here is the first (not in Collage order):
Sketched Threads detail the pencil-like work, digitally produced within my Original (see *1 below).
With “Random Geometric Astronomy – Raspberry Ripples” I think of ice cream, music and confectionary.
As pencils is to Sketched Threads then “Random Geometric Astronomy – Charcoal Threads” is the heftier dark tones mixed with a birds nest contrasting effect.
Probably the most childlike work of this series? There is a definitive primitivism in some of these works. I love my work to appeal to younger art fans too, therefore this is a purposed style in doing just that.
Next is Red-Pink Magenta Threads:
Not exactly subtle this piece. “Random Geometric Astronomy – Red-Pink Magenta Threads” is supposed to add vibrant colour to the Collage, whilst being a fun piece.
With Molecular Nest, shown immediately below, there seems to be order restored to the chance mathematical symmetry. Molecular Nest created contrast for my Collage.
Immediately below is the Yellow Green Original:
[*1] After I made “Random Geometric Astronomy – Yellow Green Original” I knew my original work was now finished. The earlier red, blue, green lines I added needed something to balance the whole piece. Interestingly the colour yellow did this perfectly, harmonising the structure.
“Random Geometric Astronomy – Dappled Light” is one of approximately two or three pieces where I experimented with reducing the lines. Dappled Light could be the glimpse of a garden through a midday haze. I love this, I feel it’s art cool.
Let’s take a look at further highly artistic versions I made. These are, in my opinion, absolutely no less extraordinary than the versions included in my Collage:
“Random Geometric Astronomy – Textured Oil” might be cotton threads or oil brush textures.
Then take a look at Blue Complexity next:
“Random Geometric Astronomy – Blue Complexity” is a bit artistically delicious isn’t it. Artists’ want to make the best contrasts, to appreciate colour definitions. This is a beautiful piece where the darker blue threads hint at rather than dominate the canvas.
“Random Geometric Astronomy – Mosaic Wave” – tell me you love this! It’s like a Starry Night to the eyes.
Finally, so you don’t miss the intricate beauty of my works, here is two close up details of Nebula and Mosaic Wave, two images below:
Texture, colour, depth of space, everything.
The close-up details really do show the quality of these lovely digital Geometric Lines works.
I hope you have enjoyed this blog article.
“Geometric Astronomy Versions in Nine Grid Collage” features nine unique pieces of my original ‘Geometric Astronomy’ digitally hand drawn artwork produced using computer software with a standard mouse.
My artwork (in each grid) is composed of one continuous spiral meandering throughout the canvas with multiple complimentary random lines. I utilised three professional Artists’ software packages to produce this work.
Let’s take a look at each version bringing us to the Original version for the finale:
“Geometric Astronomy – Magenta” sets the whole Collage piece as a wonderment to the eyes. It adds a softness and warmth to the artwork.
“Geometric Astronomy – Vivid Green Farground” has an ‘etched-like’ quality. The lines seem 3D, like brail. “brail up the sails” so to speak.
“Geometric Astronomy – Cyan” is confounding to make sense of.
“Geometric Astronomy – Lime Green” has a mathematical quality. Do you feel this too? What do you think of?
“Geometric Astronomy – Universal Strands” is the central piece. It’s strands seemingly ‘connect’ to the other pieces in the Collage. A pure chance occurrence.
“Geometric Astronomy – Red” appears ink-pen like.
“Geometric Astronomy – Sketched” looks almost hand drawn with pencils! It is hand drawn, yet entirely digitally.
“Geometric Astronomy – Vivid Yellow-Orange Farground” accentuates the lines brightly.
“Geometric Astronomy – Yellow Swish” is entitled to give the idea of solar system winds.
For the finale would you like to see the Original work for all these pieces?
Here it is:
As you can see above, “Geometric Astronomy – Original” is a beautiful monochromatic and immensely complex piece. There is an order, a conformity to certain elements. It is mostly a spontaneous, chaotic-looking, random artwork. A doodle really, where the sum of all parts becomes the whole work. Like our Universe. Whilst I view this it reminds me of the intricacy I saw within the cross-sections and surfaces of meterorite rocks.
Rocks travelling through the distance of time with stories to tell.
Here is a personal quotation regarding my Collage:
“it was late. like 2300hrs on and i just wanted to make an artwork 🥺. i had tried a few ideas earlier in the day. one was quite good, although i prolly didnt realise it was something until after. so i started a new one, then did some versions of this for a collage. astronomy, molecular structure perhaps and just plain fun tbh as i drew very freely 🎨“
‘Original’ was produced by 2331hrs on 15th August. Multiple versions were created after 2331hrs having completed these by 0003hrs of 16th August. In all I made 14 different versions, carefully selecting nine for my grid montage. Collage was finished by 0034hrs on 16th August 2023.
Therefore my digital artworking process took approximately one and a half hours in total.
I hope you enjoy.
Fans of my artworks will appreciate I am experimenting with Colorisation through some of my portfolio. “Colorised Self Port in Nine Grid Collage” is an Andy Warhol inspired piece.
Besides being a genuine Self Portrait of myself this artwork features many themes. Racial/cultural diversity, equality, climate change/conservation, well being, health and fitness to name some themes I personally think of viewing this work.
Of course, most artists experiment with colours throughout their artistic journey. Therefore the visual effect of an artwork is important too in gaining interest with communicating ideas. I would say my artwork includes my personality and emotions represented by these colour choices also.
Please enjoy my “Colorised Self Port in Nine Grid Collage” which includes Green, Black, Vivid Violet, Mid Tone, SolarScape, Polarised, Blue, Original Self Port and Red.
Thank you for enjoying my works.
“Geometric Lines #1 – Nine Grid Colorised Collage Animation” makes for a visual treat. You try to follow the pattern of the colours. There is a logical order to the movement of the artworks. Yet the visual is too seemingly fast to calculate, order and process.
“Geometric Lines #1 – Nine Grid Colorised Collage Squares” shown above is the second Collage I made. This was the first Collage I was entirely happy with the visual. I will show you the first Collage, lastly, in this blog article for you to get an idea of the quality standard I like within my works.
Next image is the Circles version of the same nine grid piece, here:
“Geometric Lines #1 – Nine Grid Colorised Collage Circles” softens the visuals in my opinion. The subtle black space allows the viewer a certain distance of separation from artwork to artwork. This likely provides greater ability to process the details. Whilst additionally confining each artwork to fill its individual paradigm.
Let’s take a look at the actual detail for each piece shall we?
Here is Dark Magenta, immediately below:
Isn’t this simply gorgeous as a colour and artwork.
Above is Marmalade Orange. This provides a lightness of texture to the other pieces in the collage.
Above we see Silver Yellow Embossed. This artwork draws attention to the other works through its neutral blending elements. It was the first embossed piece. I was literally, ‘goodness, this is absolutely perfect!’
Above, Turquoise Blue is very loud and visually attracting.
Dark Olive Yellow Embossed (above) just has the wow factor, to the power of 10×100. The geometric lines in this piece look delicious.
Brightened Yellow is cheery and happy, shown above. This work adds immense contrast to the other pieces.
Perfection Green Yellow Embossed (above) is exactly that. Perfect. I love this colour!
Original Blue Ink, I could not leave this original artwork out from the Collage and Animation. As I wrote before in my much earlier blog article [link here Geometric Lines #1 and #2], my Original Geometric Lines #1 and #2 are unique, hand drawn works I made.
Every artist has an instinct, a feeling as to what is art to them. Geometric Lines #1 and #2 precisely define art to me. Somewhat spontaneous, technical to a degree, visually stimulating intellectually/emotionally, inspired of a kind, a ‘from within‘ quality.
I encourage you to try to emulate this style on a piece of paper. Make your own hand drawn Geometric Lines. In effect this is a learning work at school with spirals and mathematical drawing tools.
Fun.
Dark Blue Embossed, above. I carefully hone the colours, contrasts and tones in my digital works. Dark Blue Embossed reveals the culmination of a colour to the nth degree. For each and every digital artwork you see here I fine tuned the tonal ranges to within one point of one hundred and eighty points, through three finite variables.
Technically there were approximately 325,500 tonal variances within the software datasets I utilised.
“If it is art, I am in”
As promised here is the first Grid Collage I made:
“Geometric Lines #1 – Fifteen Grid Colorised Collage Squares” didn’t quite have the wow factor for me. However, I retained this artwork for publishing here on my blog. I wanted viewers to see the exacting visual qualities I seek.
It is still a good piece including a Pinkish-Red (original) with three additional Colorised Silver Embossed versions.
This is the beautiful Pinkish-Red version which I do love to be honest:
Date is now 7th August 2023 (two days after publishing this article). I decided I must perfect my Fifteen Grid artwork. Here is the result of my best repositioned Fifteen Grid Colorised Collage scheme:
I am now delighted with my new Fifteen Grid piece entitled “Geometric Lines #1 – Fifteen Grid Colorised Collage Squares [version Two]”.
My advice to new artmakers is ‘if you feel you can make an artwork the way you want, keep practising and experimenting until you do’. I promise you will be happy with the results of your efforts.
Beyond everything I hope you enjoy my new artworks too.
I carefully moved each individual artwork into place within the montage to form “Charcoal Seismic Galaxies #1 – Colorised Collage”. My Colorised composition is perfect [to me]. Every artwork colour suits its position within the grid. Bringing out the very best from one another as a uniformly stunning work.
The three vertical Seismic Waves from my original pencils/charcoal drawing are condensed into each square to produce a natural continuation of the adjacent work. This creates an optical illusion pleasing to the visual effect.
Technicalities required particular skill with my attention to the very fine details.
Dark Violet is complex vibration. Jazz, soul, confident.
Monochromatic Constellation speaks wonderment. Profound sights, early beginnings, beautiful simplicity.
Rubia Red with Yellow says alive, free-living and fun. Rubia Red is perfectly at home with Yellow.
X-rayed Slate is Beyond Words [to me]. Even as I made this the astounding beauty shone brightly as I gently produced the precise tone for the work you see here.
Dark Leafy Blue-Green is the sea with the trees. Necessary, life, natural peaceful joy.
Silver Embossed likes being well known. It is impossible not to be drawn to Silver Embossed for intellect and secrets of the Universe.
Bedarkened Red is mysterious, secretive and alluring. Warm, exciting, much admired.
Contrasted Black is humble. The queen bee ensuring the others keep to their objectives.
Light-Dark Leafy Green compliments Dark Leafy Blue-Green. They art harmonious friends forever, bringing you happiness wherever they go.
I hope you have enjoyed my artworks, themes and descriptive ideas within this blog article.
“MΣ [Starry version] – Colorised Collage” is made from ten individually unique colorised digital versions of my earlier ‘Starry version’ [25th June 2021] artwork.
You can click this link here to see the original: MΣ [Starry version] with Pencils version (opens in new tab).
Please let me introduce you to the ten unique symbolic ensembles here:
‘Hello, I’m Bright-Strong Blue. Bold, charismatic, ambitious.’
‘Hi there, my name is Soft Magenta. Would you like me to help you with your furnishings?’.
I love humour.
‘Yes, I AM Lime Green. Loud and flamboyant.’
‘My name is Cyan, Vivid Cyan. Let’s party ^^ ~~ ^^ ~~.’
‘Light-Dark Grey here. My formulas art incalculable, thine direction unfathomable. Please do pour me some spring water, thanks. Busy. Saving the world, byyye.’
‘Bright-Dark Orange at your service. Let’s make some art.’
‘You say you love me… then show me how you feel, without words.’
‘I see you have lighted upon me.. Light-Dark Blue here… Oh, I am much much colder than that!’
‘You love my decor? Wait until you see my special collection.’
‘I know… You feel strongly you say?… Good, it’s the best way to feel.’
Personally I see these artworks on slate with natural pigmentation like crushed minerals, stones and crystals. The original pencils work included the idea for an equation, cryptography, Universal purity, Orion the Hunter [natural constellations], molecular detail and telescopic beauty.
I love every Colorised digital artwork I made here.
Hope you enjoy.
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