This first image I've explored straight edges (another theme I've stuck to with these sketches) and rectangles that stack up irregularly.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiOUFp2pSHE5RvM27HrQfGGoB2T0cp-uFQp7YdtISeOzPr3sAmBINK-5rN_A4Q_kKzRONwHltbmmgwhv_6oHqEMYiQX48RlWVhJyxDkR-7p9Sd58FgmKvLOGEUAcIIsWEBLRCtVIR7Nepvk/s400/paintidea2.jpg)
This second image I wanted to explore the same straight edges but loosening up on the rectangles and exploring composition and layout.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhovQJEZ4fuOec_QibpJrRQP7qN8xrlF05Z6uSItAsrQmYe9Iw7adewwtthdslk_bBvkmQnAY1vG8NQRe_6uZJHejRQ2uOVVNnmE_1OZlp8AlSW8FuxWxuSW2kRsf0YGinGmmJGemuRI8Ic/s400/paintidea.jpg)
This third image uses fibonacci, which I'm not going to explain, but if you're familiar with it and the golden section you'll probably see its application in this image.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiKKN_uV9jdtLn8GcY7ln4GykAqPw7W6Nbmu_sfjmY8B7gr8NwIOOgeY7M-9Q_6x-by-bPAmrJlqacTrAzm08JM5-gOesgsiuGgiPNW-XqNGlvv8edzhfBP0vQtInd9_oM6GU4Rx5G_ifaK/s400/fibonnaci.jpg)