Curves in Art (20MARCH2022 Lens-Artist’s Photo Challenge #191)

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Hello readers, this week’s Lens-Artist challenge invites us to share photos with curves. I decided to go with an art theme.

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Now let’s switch gears (or curve in a new art direction) to explore some paintings with curves.

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As I explored curves in art, I was reminded that art has such variety! From the medium to the content to the size to the final look. In this post, I liked the metal art because I am always amazed at how bending metal can lead to one creative outcomes.

The fourth image is a painting that has a causeway (bridge to the Atlantic ocean) to the upper left and that just feels so east coast Fla. The last image was inviting and so I chose that as the feature image.

What about you- was there an image from today’s post that you liked?

Care to join in with the photo challenge this week?  Go to Leya’s blog 

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55 thoughts on “Curves in Art (20MARCH2022 Lens-Artist’s Photo Challenge #191)”

  4. To be fair, I liked all of them today, Yvette. I even returned the cheery smile and wave to Metal Man. Have a good Sunday!

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    1. Thanks restless jo!
      The metal man image had more curves hiding inside the eatery – the people had curves and so did a few other things…
      Hope your weekend was nice
      😊☀️

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    1. Hi Leya! The pear seemed to be a top choice today – and years ago I used to keep wire in the art room and it was a good option for a filler activity (like if we had 15 minutes to spare and couldn’t start a big project)
      And it is amazing what students do with a bit of wire – many made their names – or cool shapes and items – but not sure anyone ever made a pear!

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    1. Thanks – I was a little stumped for this challenge and almost went with skyscrapers from FL and TX – nice curves but it felt so boring today! Hahaha

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  18. I loved them al, but the sculptor of the stick figure outside the window make me smile. I’m guessing it is for bikes? Or is truly and advertisement. Either way..fun. Donna

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    1. Hi Donna – that is actually a local burger place that is called “burger Bach” and the guy that started it was crazy about grass fed beef from
      NZ and wanted to start a place that offered quality burgers. The food is good and the service is average. Ate there three times over a few year period
      thanks for your feedback

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    1. Hi Linda – I originally took the photo of the pear for my local friend, Laura,
      Because she collects pears. I was thinking of her when I saw that (and wire art is fun)
      And the last might be my fav too!

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  22. I love all art so I find it hard to choose. Each photograph is saying so much.
    Of course, the last painting is unique in that it matches the challenge perfectly and IS a gorgeous painting but
    I think the metal guy waving put a smile on my face. Here I have a metal artist husband and never thought to put
    his curved artwork for the challenge. HA HA Yvette , you made some fabulous choices.
    Izzy 😎

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    1. Izzy! I had no idea your husband was a metal artist …. I love that medium and I think it was around 2008 when I acquired two unique pieces – one is some lines of metal in fish shape and then 16 little metal fish (it reminded me of being fishers of men- but just love the vibe too)

      And cheers to the metal guy for bringing a smile
      ☀️☀️☀️

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