Abstract 181222 - Digital Reinterpretation | Geometric Art Print

"Abstract 181222" is a digital reinterpretation of my original 2018 artwork created with Pigma Brush and Pigma Micron pens. The transformation retains the original geometric structure while introducing a textured surface and a vivid palette of orange, blue, black, and white. Two prominent circular formations anchor the composition, surrounded by concentric arcs, radiating rectangular elements, and contrasting angular shapes. A central vertical arrangement of blue forms divides the image, while the surrounding geometry extends beyond the frame, suggesting a larger interconnected design. The digital treatment gives the composition a distinctive granular texture, softening the edges of its otherwise bold geometric forms. Orange and blue provide strong color contrast against the dense black structure, while irregularities within the textured surfaces introduce visual activity throughout the repeating elements. Presented in landscape orientation, this fine art print emphasizes the horizontal relationship between the two circular focal points and the outward movement of the surrounding radial forms. The reinterpretation preserves the hand-drawn origins of "Abstract 181222" while developing a new visual character through digital color and texture. An exploration of radial geometry, repetition, symmetry, contrasting color, textured surfaces, and digital transformation.