When composing a piece of artwork, we generally work with three elements: the frame, the positive space, and the negative space (also called white space). The frame is the bounding size of the artwork, the positive space is the subject, and the negative space is the empty space around the subject. Negative space helps define a subject, so subjectively speaking, negative space works when there’s a balance between the positive and negative spaces. Negative space also works when it draws the viewer’s eye into the subject at hand.
…still waiting by Nathan Kendall
Symmetry by Nathan Wirth
Hands: Holding by Rune T
Reaching The Green by Omar Eduardo
Living on a jet plane by Ralf
Silence by Lisa Røstøen
The world in my eyes by José A. Morales
Laundry Day by Micha Dmoch
Like A Child by Carrie Musgrave
New York City by Steve Kelley
Le petit coin ! by Thomas Krauss
orange you a dandy? by Jawdoc
?… by Julian E…
skyway by brancolina
All at sea by esanatha
Negative Space by Nathan Wirth
Floating by John R
a tribute to a true gentleman by Jawdoc
I wonder how I got here by kate mellersh
hocus focus by brancolina
X by FishKAA
Eye by Wieteke de Kogel
yellow paper wave by RamonaG
The Beginning And The End by SherwinJames
Cross by Alexandre Buisse
66 by Alberto Peroni
A blue moment by Leif Westling
half a heart turned upside down by Cile Bailey
The Edge of Perception by Martin Gremm
High Voltage Tower by Alfuraih
in “V” formation by Hendra Senjaya
imagine by barbera
A world of Antennas by Manlio K
/// by Bruno Mazzetti
Light at the end of bridge by viperphoto
