"Picasso's Bull"manipulated fractal flame by Mick Mather As I am wont to do, I was just frittering away a bit of time and playing about in one of my digital drawing programs. The results of that playtime were minimal as regards posting here so I grabbed an old fractal flame and layered it into the drawing. Still not much to see so I passed that fractal through one of my plug-in filters and, hello! What have we here. A tweak here and a stretch there and what we have is a bit of the Spanish spectacle of bullfighting as well as an interesting bit of symbolism of the sort that informed the sub-conscious thinking of Picasso - Jackson Pollock as well now that I think of it. Whichever way you like it, here 'tis!Labels: Art Everyday by Mick Mather, bullfight, Jackson Pollock, Picasso, plug-in filters, symbolism
10 Comments:
El Toro! Si! I can see it!
Hola!
susupetal:
Thanks, Susu! :D
Yes, I can see it too, although I had to explore it for a while. But that's not a bad thing at all. I like the pics you should think a bit before you figure out the whole scale. This is great, Mick, the fire bull! ;)
elegia:
I'm glad you had fun exploring this piece. I like it when you have to work and think about an image too. :)
Yes! Your picture symbolizes the bullfight, especially with that red hot blood and sun behind the fight.There is much power in that picture.
hpy:
The Finnish Sisters have weighed in on this image and there is likely not much more to say! Except: T-H-A-N-K-S !!! :D
Hummm, well, I can see a bull in there somewhere. Nice energy in the lines and colors (nice choice in the colors very powerful).
shani:
LOL - as long as you see it ... somewhere in there! :D
Sure enough! pretty COOL!
mary stebbins taitt:
I'm glad you like this one, Mary! :D
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