"Clique"manipulated digital drawing by Mick Mather The weekly theme at Illustration Friday is clique. As I was considering my options this digital drawing came to mind. I started it months ago and left it quite unfinished, until today when it all started to make perfect sense. I should say that, at first, I was going to offer up a black square. In the end, aside from being a difficult point to make, that would have been too minimal to suit even me - besides the fact that the white squares and black squares thing has been done before, I find the idea of ROY G BIV to be much more colorful, all inclusive and paradoxically elite at the same time.
Labels: an Artwork a Day by Mick Mather, clique, Illustration Friday, manipulated digital drawing, minimalism, ROY G BIV
14 Comments:
The colors make their own group and gradually mix with others. very symbolic.
smart and fresh.
yazasoo:
I appreciate the comment, yaz. Thanks.
the charm school dropout:
Thanks very much, Sarah. I've been busy with my digital drawing programs lately and had a lot of fun with this one.
Smooth color mix, this is powerful and full of life -a strike against autumn!
susupetal:
Thank you, Susu. Autumn, of course, is about to bring on its own riot of color.
My first thought was a box of pastels, my 2nd a childs musical toy (xzylaphone...?where's the spell check?) either way I love what you have created!
lisa sarsfield:
It's funny that you mention a child's xylophone because that's what I was initially drawing. It was slated for The Toys Series but, since I didn't begin with an actual tempera-on-paper painting, it wasn't allowed. So, the final edition is a simple set of primary color bars.
Trippy! What are you smoking these days, Mick?
The flying carpet - let's take a ride!
studio lolo:
It's been so long since I've had anything to smoke, I can't imagine what sort of flashback this piece can be the result of! :D
elegia:
I'm ready whenever you are ... and, we're off!
wonderful work and very interesting concept!
and thank you for commenting on my blog, by the way :)
asja:
I appreciate the return visit and these encouraging words. I liked a lot of what I saw at your blog. I'll be back to snoop around some more when I can. :)
Hi Mick
I like the originality of this solution to this weeks topic. The colours are a delight. When I first saw I thought it was a childs xylophone. Very well done.
neil:
Thanks for dropping by and I thank you for this generous comment. I notice that much of your work is very colorful as well ... and, as I mentioned to Lisa Sarsfield above, this piece did begin as a toy xylophone.
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