A couple variations now - the primary colors version is a lot looser, and leans heavily on blue-yellow-red. It's also the more abstract of the two. Rosier colors is so-called for my last name (Desrosiers) being trained on a coloring and style I lean toward more heavily when I painted abstract works. This one is a bit more coherent in its image-making, but also picks up a lot on my imperfect photography of my artwork with all that light glare. Gives a really authentic feel, but I might rephotograph my old paintings to try training this one a second time.
