Asymmetrical
posted by Jen Dillane @ 8:12 PM
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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2 Comments:
On your third piece (closest to the bottom of the page) the black shapes immediately reminded me of shapes that clouds make. The big shape in the middle looks like a cloud has formed the shape of a rocket ship. The bottom shape looks like an alligator with its two eyes sticking up. The shape on the top in the middle looks like lips. The small top right shape looks like a butterfly. And the small shape on the top left looks like a bear. All of these shapes are fairly rounded which is why they remind me of puffy clouds creating familiar shapes in the sky.
I agree with the comment above I can recognize the space shit looking black piece as well as the clouds in at the top of the page. I also think the shape on the right resembles a butterfly with its wings flapping as it flies.
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