Theme: A Tear in the Aorta

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Well not really. It started out as a palm frond, following along the theme of Dave's Flip Art, which was mostly done with critters and the occasional human:bg3:. Not sure if it is off the wall enough, but it was fun. Lots of flipping and twirling on this one and I think Dave would have like the title.

[Paul Lagasi]

I've always been a fan of these twirly, flippy images..I think one of mine once won image of the week. The lines and patterns are compelling and keep the viewers attention. Very nice.

[Dennis Bishop]

Great patterns, and the complementary colors really work. There's a lot going on, and Paul's right -- it certainly keeps one's attention.

[Randall Farhy]

Fascinating use of color and pattern. Has a Ying and Yang balanced feeling to it. Even though it's fine as is, I'd play with a diagonal in the frame- I could see this being used as a corporate or website logo backdrop.

[Diane Miller]

Wonderful!!

[Jackie Schuknecht]

[QUOTE= I'd play with a diagonal in the frame-.[/QUOTE] Randall, I did do another overlay with a diagonal line but thought it was getting a bit busy. I might go back and try alternate versions. Thanks for the comment/s.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Hi, Jackie, great for the theme! I love the complimentary colors and all the opposing lines and twirls. I get a sense of the Yin and Yang also and it's nice:S3:

[Judy Howle]

Wow Jackie, you get a gold star for figuring out how to do that!! I would have gotten confused I'm sure. Love the palm frond and the overall design is very interesting.

[Anita Bower]

This is one of my favorite flips. Of course, the colors are just right--green and red. Love the curves.

[LinzRiverBalmer]

This is quite beautiful, love it all.

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Thanks for the comments. It was a fun image to work on.

[Anita Bower]

Congratulations! You could use this one as a Xmas card.

[Jackie Schuknecht]

Thanks Anita, I never thought of that:bg3:.