#1024, 3:05 PM. Squares inside squares inside a rectangle with an embedded message hidden.

#1036, 8:34 AM. Another two for one composition showing an arrangement of squares aligned to grids. One grid has shifted creating a subtle rupture or slippage near the middle horizontal axis.

#1034, 9:47 PM. Two equals one in this case. This shows two grid-like structures separated by a slight shift along a central vertical axis. The axis symbolizes the kind of seismic shifts common out here along California’s numerous fault lines.

#1032, 8:51 PM. Trying out a narrow value arrangement of circles that are confined to a finite space by a holding line at the border.

#1029, 8:45 PM. Trying out a high contrast arrangement of circles suggesting rows and columns.

#1027, 8:27 PM. Using groups of circles to make a grid-like design. The groups of circles suggest squares or cells.

#1028, 1:53 PM. For the problem solvers. Using a grid system as a way to arrange my design elements, squeeze in as many circles as reasonably possible in order to get rid of the black negative space. Getting rid of negativity, almost.

#1020, 5:47 PM, Skulls.