These are so good Siobhan.
BTW I had to contact Corel about my PaintShop Pro and the sent a link for a new upgrade/patch they released this month. It fixed my issues with software loading. Check on yours to get the newest version of the 2023 one
Thanks, Brian! Good to know about contacting Corel. I called them when I got a new computer and they sent me a download of the program. Everytime I open my 2021 version, there’s a “sale” for the 2023 version.
What an interesting collection! It’s amazing how art and everyday objects can inspire us to see shapes and patterns from different perspectives. Thanks for sharing these creative observations!
Grouping the museum photographs by shape gives the series a clear thread across very different subjects. Keeping the artwork and museum names beside each image also preserves the context. It could make a useful archive exercise: choose one shape, then see how its role changes between objects.
I love the baskets and sea urchins! And fun to include the Enterprise command chair – we saw that Star Trek exhibition at MoPOP too (it was especially great to see the Tribbles!)
What agree idea for a theme. And excellent examples. The quality of the pictures is outstanding Celeste
Thanks, Celeste! Glad you liked that post. 😀
Wonderful collection of shapes. My favorite is the image of the sea urchins sculpture.
Thank you, Beth! The sea urchin sculpture was in a great exhibition.
Siobhan, the gallery you shared is simply beautiful. The photos are very nice and showcase a diverse set of geometric forms and patterns.
Thanks, Egidio! There are lots of shapes and interesting lines in museums.
These are so good Siobhan.
BTW I had to contact Corel about my PaintShop Pro and the sent a link for a new upgrade/patch they released this month. It fixed my issues with software loading. Check on yours to get the newest version of the 2023 one
Thanks, Brian! Good to know about contacting Corel. I called them when I got a new computer and they sent me a download of the program. Everytime I open my 2021 version, there’s a “sale” for the 2023 version.
What an interesting collection! It’s amazing how art and everyday objects can inspire us to see shapes and patterns from different perspectives. Thanks for sharing these creative observations!
Thank you! 🙂
nice!
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Thanks, Graham!
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Grouping the museum photographs by shape gives the series a clear thread across very different subjects. Keeping the artwork and museum names beside each image also preserves the context. It could make a useful archive exercise: choose one shape, then see how its role changes between objects.
Thanks! Good idea about focusing on one shape.
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I love the baskets and sea urchins! And fun to include the Enterprise command chair – we saw that Star Trek exhibition at MoPOP too (it was especially great to see the Tribbles!)
Thanks, Sarah! I loved the episodes with the Tribbles. 🙂
Your post really highlights remarkable museum treasures, Siobhan. I especially like the sea urchins and the Enterprise command chair!
Thank you, Patti! Glad you liked the variety of things I posted. The sea urchins seem to be the favorite.