Windows One

"Windows are a new series I've been working with. I try to try new things or go back to something like work I did as a commercial artist. I did lots of graphic design and illustration and sometimes like to try things. I still wanted to base these on my photos. I have many images that may not have a commercial place, but wonderful colors, textures, motions. These images are all quite graphic style, but I kept or included organic and natural elements to all of them so they're not quite just graphic. I wanted them to have some aspect of organic, not perfect and smooth but appear so at a glance. Color washes and vivid colors in geometries. These do have a meaning to me, but I'm not sure it's useful. For what it's worth, it all kind of represents how I feel boxed in with my limits, that often I can just see, perceive a bigger world, brighter colors somehow, things I just don't quite have access to. That's not how I want people to view these or feel, it's more about what actually is available to me. And that was the places, things and colors I used in the source images I used to build the geometries."

- Michael Van Huffel

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Prayers Riding the Thermals Original Artwork Cheryl Kinderknecht

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Temple Print Jeff Diener
Artwork: Prayers Riding the Thermals by Cheryl Kinderknecht, Temple by Jeff Diener