textures-3 by nikolais

2D • Abstract • posted on Nov 19, 2008

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After so many modifications it's really hard to call it a photo. still the very same school wall textures. All in all, there have been about a dozen of them. Grateful for your cooments, favs and non stop support! Nikolay

Comments (17)

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bmac62

9:48AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

Looks like something one could easily find in a museum of modern art. Excellent series. The running paint lines provide a very unique pattern. Well done. Bill

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G_Mansco

9:56AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

That's a splendid result in your work. I like it ;O)

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koosievantutte

9:59AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

no,i would not call it a photo any longer, just a fine abstract. (love those colours)

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durleybeachbum

10:07AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

The patterns are like folk shawls!

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timtripp

10:11AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

marvelous!

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Susank

10:32AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

Very interresting.

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francinechristophe

11:03AM | Wed, 19 November 2008

I love the colours and textures. Wonderful !

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sema_fox

2:27PM | Wed, 19 November 2008

отличный ритм, цвет!

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OnceUponAtime

3:23PM | Wed, 19 November 2008

Very nice abstract !

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auntietk

6:02PM | Wed, 19 November 2008

I'm really liking this series! Wonderful abstract work.

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Chipka

2:14AM | Thu, 20 November 2008

WOW...this is astoundingly good! I love the textures that you captured, especially the more subtle, bumpy forms, and the colors are superb! This is most definitely, a new favorite of mine.

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anahata.c

4:55AM | Thu, 20 November 2008

oh, love it, Nikolay...the two on the left are almost like inversions of each other (in a loose kind of way). A real study of texture & line, with each panel illuminating the next. It doesn't matter how much you've modified, you're peering into the revelations of sheer form & texture, and the music they have within. Another fine abstract from you, which still feels like it comes from real objects. Not easy to get both in one piece: But the photographer in you must speak to you constantly, and tell you that the textures around you, everywhere, have enough vision in them to fill a million museums. A beautiful piece, very complex textures, each a small world of their own. You're extremely intuitive at this!

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