Amazing piece, Mark; I love that you've included comments, and they're going in different directions, sort of giving this the feel of a circuit board. Wow! More to consider...so much depth here, and richness of colour...I guess I may have to give this a try. Maybe this weekend. Well done, my friend!

You've hooked me right from the start since green and blue are my two favorite colors. After a zoom, craning my head left and right, and squinting to read between the lines...then stepping back to review your post from across the room...I am now really tired. Just kidding:-) Love the composition. This would go great on any wall in our new abode in Texas. May I?

Goodness me! I would never of thought of doing that! You are an inspiration.

Fantastic creation !

Now!! this is impresive and much admired mu friend very creative, unique, and very original the inspiration for this piece youshould allow to motivte and drive you my dear friendI love you photos beyond measure but this is something to be pursued Mark its an awesome piece my friend just keep them coming trulya snsation and a must have in evreybodies fav gallery!! An outstanding work Mark!!!

Say, thanks for mentioning me, Mark, but, honestly, I've never attempted to create a riot of concentrated disparate subject matter such as this. Eye popping comes to mind at the sight of this exercise in LSD-like effects, with its bright colors, shades and geometric shapes that won't quit. You have penetrated the esoteric borders of dadaism, cubism, and other media that lie far beyond my artistic acumen. And, yes, as Denise remarked, there is a suggestion of a circuit board in this fabulous creation.

And I see surfboards all over the place!! I'm loving all these great pieces everyone's been doing and once I figure it out, I'll jump on the bandwagon as well!!

fantastic work

I like the flow this has. It has landscape-like qualities, and the more I look the more I see, which is something I appreciate in a piece of art. The regular pattern of "homepage" buttons creates a rhythm that brings the eye down, down, down to the bottom, and ... full stop. The orb at the bottom echoes the shapes at the top, and my eye travels back up and starts over again. And again. Top to bottom, top to bottom, like rain falling into a pool. It's a meditation of sorts. What a wonderful piece!

Didn't your parents ever tell you 'just because everyone else is doing it doesn't mean you should'. Well, in this case they were wrong. This is wildly foolish in the best way. A fun and very artistic way to express your creative madness and boundless energy. I feel like I'm on a space ship and traveling to the infinite Universe of Mark. Great fun.

Oh this is marvelous! I can see the circuit board that Denise sees. The first thing that I saw was a memory of a chandelier in Rockefeller Center. Here's an image: http://37.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljbj0qQkX61qzysq9o1_500.jpg There is a wealth of experiences here. I can look at image in its entirety and, after a moment of intense longing for a larger screen, see superb patterns of shapes, colors, and light. Then I look in closer and there is a hand, palm upward to capture light, swirls of color, stars, and a adobe home of bright red. So much to see here, and it forms such a complex, intricate, and beautiful whole. I love the way you have turned the image around so that the writing flows forwards, backwards, and up. But though highly complex there is also a very structured feel to it. The main focus is vertical, with the blue rectangles drawing the eye up and down the image. (As Tara said, very poetically). The horizontal elements are tempered by these vertical lines, by the dominant circles in the upper corner, and the beautiful play of color and light. You have a wonderful eye for this and a great facility for bringing out beauty in very complex images. That you can also do so in very simple images is a testament to the breadth and depth of your artistic genius.

Mark, you did a great job on this amazing looking blend, and I especially enjoyed the fun way in which it was presented. I really like the futuristic theme you have going on here as it reminds me of the matrix movie.

Beautiful creation, Mark. It remind me a little bit about concrete poetry. Love the domination of light green coloring. It also remind me that we do not live in a paperless age, like the politicians and newspapers say we do :)