Abstraction
Abstract expression - depicting something not having a physical or concrete existence.
Origins of Visual Abstraction
- Calligraphy: Chinese and Islamic.
- Far East painting schools: Wang Mo (王墨) (splashed-ink);
- Chan-buddhist painting, Liang Kai (梁楷), Zen art (e.g. enso), Dajian Huineng (大鑒惠能), Sesshu Toyo;
- Tiantai buddhism: Yu Jian (mid-13th century),
- Daoist painting: Zhu Derun
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Slavic Newspeak
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Disinformation Defense
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Analogue Hues - Form & Balance
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Complimentary Hues - Emphasis, Space, Contrast
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Color Shades: Value & Proportion
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Tertiaries: Texture & Pattern
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Tints: Saturation & Variety
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Tones: Line & Rhythm
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Split Color Wheel: Shape
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Colors Wheel Flower: Harmony
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Fire Element
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Air Element
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Soil Element
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Water Element
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Bushido Code
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Bushido Attitude
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Twilight Meditation
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Separation Twilight
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Uplifting Depth
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Safety Horizon
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Samurai Rise
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Foreign Element
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Tree of Water
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Shell Shimmer
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Swirl Formation
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Triangulation Wave
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Texture of a Day
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Tribal Fire
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Female Nude Abstraction
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Personal Cards and Notes
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Sailing Shift
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Testosterone
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Intertwined Names
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Giant Serpent and Ophicleide
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Touch Extremity
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