The View Near the Vortex

Some unknown force, just off screen, is pulling the world apart.

• Colorful, light and dark, mostly dark.
• Long thin lines, generally horizontal, to suggest motion.
• Haphazardly placed, sharp, multi-colored broken pieces.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

Here I switched to a pure white background. Initially it felt too bright. Then I got comfortable with it. The lighter background makes the lazy shapes pop.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

See Lazy Days #1 for a brief series introduction.

This series complements the recent Lazy Nights series. A few lazy, blended shapes. This time on a lighter background, and more colorful shapes.