Pastel Pop Art Tropical

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Block): The color exhibits “Block Dispersion.” It is contained entirely within defined shapes with no bleeding or gradients. The visual weight is dispersed in large, solid chunks of color, creating a graphic, high-contrast look despite the pastel tones.

• Line Dispersion (Negative): The veins of the leaves show “Negative Line Dispersion.” They are not drawn with ink; they are created by erasing the color to reveal the white background (or lighter layer) underneath. This disperses the solidity of the leaf shape.

• Compositional Dispersion (Collage): The elements are “Collage Dispersed.” They are scattered across the canvas in a way that feels random yet balanced, filling the frame without a central focal point, typical of all-over pop prints.