Very cool! Looks great on the products.

very cool!! love the stationary cards! bravo:)

Thank you, Andre & Angela! I've been wanting to digitally create a body of work with an aesthetic similar to my paintings... it's the first of many to come!

hi wayne, my first impression was that this isn't my kind. but when i looked at the zoom version i changed my mind immediately. wonderful art and it works great on the products, too!

Thanks so much for the very useful feedback, Michael! Yeah... I agree with you, the thumbnail doesn't convey well... but, creating art for thumbnails is difficult when you want some detail that should look good on full-sized product. I hope everybody follows your example and checks out the zoom version!

Looks like the name of an Anthony Braxton song: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Braxton

Beautiful, Wayne!! I love this kind of work.... geometrical drawings... mathematical equations... always intriguing!!! :))

Cool!

It is amazing how you are connecting your digital work to your collage/painting work. P.S. Everyone should vist Wayne's website to read the analytical essays of his work!!! Really illuminating!

Thanks a million, Billy, Deepti, Meg & Jacqueline!!!! This really is the first digital work that I've ever done, and with the new knowledge of less equals more, I'm attempting to reconnect to my painted works guiding hypothesis of the interconnection between the visuals of science (carrying with them a perceived truth) and advertising's manipulation of that aesthetic. Thanks much, JM, for referencing my website and the essays!

Another winner!! Love the new-ish combination of styles!!

Bless you, Brandon, for you're blessing!

cool work!!

there is a perfect connection (any gap between handmade work and this). But I love it this kind of graphs, used in industrial engineering, and the effect with background textures is very interesting. You are in very awesome creativity period. I am expecting to see the new works of this series :-)

i like it, very cool work!

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Thanks soooo very much, friends! Unlike my paintings, which I made before joining S6, these new digital works will be simpler designs. But, I hope to continue the creating these new pieces with the same spirit of handmade "flaw" and a focus on the abstractions of other visual languages. Any helpful feedback is always more than welcome as I step into new terrain (for me) of Ps!

Nice work!

Your loyal support is an inspiration, Hugo! THX!

Nice work Wayne! I like the contrast you created by using the geometrical images against the ghostly background image.

Never thought in a million years I would see material (multivariable calculus) I used to tutor in college paired with what I did for a living (pediatric radiology). Nerd paradise!

And the result is beautiful, I meant to add.

Thanks, Geoffrey! Gotta tell ya a little story: When I made my paintings with similar imagery the point of the process was that they were HANDMADE with no digital process playing a part in their creation. I believed that by hand painting jagged pixelated lines I would be amping up the endearing qualities of human imperfection by contrasting it against what looked like digital based work. Now that I'm doing it digitally, I'm attempting to keep the human glitch present by importing hand drawn diagrams. Hopefully, my clumsiness with Photoshop ends up as a plus and the work never gets too slick! I love the nerds, but I want to remain an outsider artist!

No worries. It's great work any way you slice it!

Thanks again, dude!

Hey man love your work, can't wait to see more

Thanks, Arthur! So nice of you to say!

Very cool piece!

Thanks so very much, Charlene!

I never got to calculus as an art major in school. But it definitely captivating as a piece!

really strong piece you got here wayne , lovely

That means a lot to me, Nicholas! Really glad that you like the first of my digital works!

Your new things are quite beautiful!

That's very nice of you to say, Lance! Thanks so much, dude!

Creative art piece Wayne, Awesome!

Thank you, Raven, for all of your wonderful encouragement! It is truly appreciated!

amazing

Thanks a billion, Cat! ;-)