The head of the figure was inspired by planetary orbits. I automatically saw them as orbital thoughts. The figure is then simulating those orbital thoughts with a ribbon like element to visualize those thoughts. This is a watercolor on paper.
Francisco Pellicer Viri
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The head of the figure was inspired by planetary orbits. I automatically saw them as orbital thoughts. The figure is then simulating those orbital thoughts with a ribbon like element to visualize those thoughts. This is a watercolor on paper.
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Well at least Pluto is recognized as a planet again…
That is something positive for the orbital fans like me.
I don’t even know what that jackassery was to begin with..
Very interesting and meaningful work!
Thank you for the interest. Equally appreciative of the meaningful aspect. However, I may have to sort out the meaning for a couple of years. Thank you very much.
Women hold up half the sky and keep the planets circling the sun…
So that explains it. Ok. Thank you for the explanation.
So you did notice that I was trying to fluctuate the intensity of the colors. Yes, I am guilty. But thank you for your generous remark.
That’s a lovely one! It looks great!
Thank you for your positive remark. Nice to see that someone thinks it’s great. Thank you again.