Cool image

cool stuff going on, GL!

There's another image in this contest that uses a checkerboard floor. It's a great idea and you will find that the vast majority of renaissance paintings use some type of checkerboard pattern in the floor/ground to give the illusion of depth. Called an orthogonal grid. The problem with this image is that the angle of the checkerboard is such that you don't get that illusion because the vanishing points of the checkers is to the left and right of the vanishing point of the rest of the image. However, if this is your intention the image is fantastic. I am particularly fond of the lollypops.

In my art class professor of modern painting tell us this story about the some technique's.Salvador Dali was big fan of orthogonal shapes and that give's me inspiration for this entry.And because of Dali i wanted to create some distortion.At this all is in symmetry,ladders have curtain at opposite side,wall have wall,2 windows at left 2 at right,man at left,woman at right two lolly's,and sphere have scissors.Floor is only non fully symmetrical thing,and this was idea,to crash symmetry and to give some distortion.Thanks again for the fantastic comment.Its probably one of the best that i ever get.

Cool.....

THis could have been done by Magritte, though perhaps he wouldnt have used a lens flare and rainbow colored ladder. For the rest pretty good on theme. Good luck!

Author: Cool. I wasn't sure if you'd done it on purpose. I think that it's great! Good idea throwing off the symetry with that.