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Thinking about the spacing and orientation of objects on a canvas ...
These visualizations illustrate a collection of patterns for programmatically arranging visual objects in 2D space.
Composition material animals. Ostrich is definetally by Elastolin (it says so on the base), others might be too. Elastolin was a German toy company. These are probably either 1930s or 1950s. In 1940s they mainly did nazi soldier figures....
Elastolin made composition figures from sawdust, a glue such as casein, and clay (kaolin) molded on a wire armature and hand painted at the factory. And as you can see, they are fragile, and should be handled with care and love.
Other toy companies made composition animals and soldiers too , so I'm not 100% sure if horse and bison are Elastolin.
I love composition material toys, there was a company in Finland, Siro, who made them too. We have some indians and couple of animals by them.
Acrylic, 12x12 canvas
I used variation in line and focal point in my composition.
My inspiration came from my porch flooring, I wanted to reproduce the wood grain. I really enjoy macro photography, so I decided to go in close and take advantage of larger brush strokes on my smallish canvas.
**pushing feedback welcome**
I have posted this as an example of composition rather than anything attractive.
My thoughts are that you follow the ROAD from the foreground to the near HILL which slopes to the left and draws the eye to the far HILLS, then across them to the PINE TREE and up the tree to the CLOUDS which then lead out of the shot.
Interested in what happens to you people when you look at it.
Any feedback appreciated as I am trying to develop the ability to SEE the shot especially in landscape shots.