#1478

[Bitter Jeweler]

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[Bitter Jeweler]

I like the ladder in the right frame.

I like the white line at the bottom, echoing the divisions at the top.
I have the idea in my mind that the beams were all stacked at the top, and are falling down, like tetris.

 

[Demers18]

I totally agree with how the beams look like they are falling. I like the image, it makes me think of a cohesive mess (in a good way)

 

[Mr_Wrong]

I think it looks pretty good upside down too!

 

[invisible]

Have you considered flipping this horizontally? Not that it doesn't work as is, but I believe the flow would be more "fluid" if flipped.

 

[JAC526]

This one is nice. Well seen (is that a sentence?).

 

[tirediron]

I like everything about this image EXCEPT the angle of the ladder. It "bothers" me that it's not either vertical or parallel to the angle beam image left.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Yeah, I can see that, tirediron. Thanks for pointing that out.

Invisible, I hadnt considered flipping it horizontally. How do you think it would help the "flow"?

Mr. Wong, :lmao:

Jac, well sawed?

 

[JAC526]

Well seended.

Even better. I like the angle of the ladder because it adds a little tension or dissonance to the image.

 

[invisible]

Yeah, I can see that, tirediron. Thanks for pointing that out.

Invisible, I hadnt considered flipping it horizontally. How do you think it would help the "flow"?

Try and see for yourself For example, the issue that tirediron mentioned vanishes when you flip it.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Interesting!

I'm on a mobile device, to much effort to flip right now.

 

[pgriz]

Interesting!

I'm on a mobile device, to much effort to flip right now.

The other way is to do a headstand, but that's more work.