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For me, as noted, the texture (glass, metal, tile, palm frond), the patterns (the rigid grid of the floortile vs. the softer repetition of the wallpaper) and visual rhythms created by the verticals (though straighten it as suggested) and diagonals begin to spark interest. It's almost like decoding relationships hiding in plain sight.

Your posts come across like Schoenberg to those who are more accustomed to Kenny G.

Mu Eugene wrote in post #10875795
For me, as noted, the texture (glass, metal, tile, palm frond), the patterns (the rigid grid of the floortile vs. the softer repetition of the wallpaper) and visual rhythms created by the verticals (though straighten it as suggested) and diagonals begin to spark interest. It's almost like decoding relationships hiding in plain sight.

Your posts come across like Schoenberg to those who are more accustomed to Kenny G.

Thank you Mu Eugene.