0 0 Charles Mercier May 30, 2023 Inside and out. Not sure the second one works that well especially in terms of depth. Log in or register to post comments 7 Comments Alan Brown May 31, 2023 I actually prefer the second as an abstract, but my eye wants the windows on the left to be vertical. I see where you are headed wit the first but there are too many confusing/distracting elements for me. 0 0 Charles Mercier June 1, 2023 Alan Brown [Edited] Sure, but if you really look up at buildings, the lines do converge. (I corrected it slightly for you anyway.) 0 0 Alan Brown June 1, 2023 Charles Mercier Yeah, always a problem. Your update is a definite improvement for my anal need for verticals. This I blame on my shipwright father 😊 1 0 Charles Mercier June 1, 2023 Alan Brown Haha. Well, nobody's perfect! 0 0 Jennifer Wise June 3, 2023 I think I agree with Alan on the first one. I do like the idea. I LOVE the second one! Reminds me of a house of cards. 1 0 Charles Mercier June 4, 2023 Jennifer Wise With the first one, the group IS abstract and experimental! 😁 0 0 Vijay Mewada June 23, 2023 Tried exploring other possibilities of depth. quick cleaning and editing just to share a view point. Open for comments. 0 0
I actually prefer the second as an abstract, but my eye wants the windows on the left to be vertical.
I see where you are headed wit the first but there are too many confusing/distracting elements for me.
Sure, but if you really look up at buildings, the lines do converge. (I corrected it slightly for you anyway.)
Yeah, always a problem.
Your update is a definite improvement for my anal need for verticals. This I blame on my shipwright father 😊
Haha. Well, nobody's perfect!
I think I agree with Alan on the first one. I do like the idea. I LOVE the second one! Reminds me of a house of cards.
With the first one, the group IS abstract and experimental! 😁
Tried exploring other possibilities of depth. quick cleaning and editing just to share a view point. Open for comments.