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Novucubism is a fresh, new, modern interpretation of life inspired by the work of Paul Cezanne. The novucubist is not interested in creating depth. Novucubism uses flat, simple geometric shapes to represent selected elements from the object. The artist constructs the image with a strong use of positive and negative space. This forces the viewer to interact with the image. Some images are easy to interpret; others require more work by the viewer to understand the novucubist.

All of my pictures are abstract. Once your eye and brain have become adjusted to my work, it will be easy to see the image intended in 99% of the pictures. In that regard, they aren't abstract. To help train your eye and brain, put a picture on the screen and stand back 3-5 steps from the screen. This is what the picture would look like on your wall. As you get closer to the picture, you see the details I have put into it.

If you have a picture you would like me to work on, email it to me. Remember, they are abstract. If you want something that is realistic, I'm not for you.

Examine the different groups below by selecting one of them. Look at the different pictures in each group. If you like one, record the numbers and letters below the picture. Once you know the item identifier under a picture, you can look at your different PRICE options.

Novucubists do not intend our work to be life-like or realistic in any way. Our work uses geometric shapes, a monochromatic color palette, and a flattened plane. Depth is not portrayed. The main difference between cubists and novucubists is looking at a subject from multiple perspectives. My best novucubist work are the four groups: portrait, medium, tall, and wide.

Multiple views of the same image forces the novucubist to interpret the image and reconstruct it in different ways with a different emphasis in each view. The novucubist is challenged to express their abstract views in a way that all viewers can understand and appreciate. In hiking, lions, K3703, and mountains, the same image is created in a variety of different views. My favorite view in each group is the most abstract view. This is what I see when I begin the process.

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