SoCal: the chaos after the big one hits #5

[Claude J Greengrass]

Number 5 in the continuing series of SoCal; The Chaos after the Big One Hits. The urban environment could be rendered unrecognizable. It has the power to reduce man made structures into a few chaotic lines and coloured patches.


Painted with Daniel Smith watercolor paint, black acrylic, and black gouache on 200# Saunders-Waterford C.P. watercolour paper. 22x30

 

[snoball]

I like this, regardless of the meaning.

 

[Claude J Greengrass]

I like this, regardless of the meaning.

Thank you!

 

[Artyczar]

I agree with Sno. It defies explanation of any kind. The work stands beautifully on its own merits.

 

[Claude J Greengrass]

I agree with Sno. It defies explanation of any kind. The work stands beautifully on its own merits.

I appreciate your comment. Thanks!

 

[Trier]

This appeals to me as a sort of marine/harbor abstract of windjammer days.

Masts, yardarms, rigging,sails, spars, clouds and calm water.
All somehow peaceful and soothing. It must be that smooth gray backgound.

I like it.

 

[Claude J Greengrass]

This appeals to me as a sort of marine/harbor abstract of windjammer days.

Masts, yardarms, rigging,sails, spars, clouds and calm water.
All somehow peaceful and soothing. It must be that smooth gray backgound.

I like it.

Now that you mention it, I do see the ships rigging. Thanks for the feedback.