Word Drawing Experiment #2a: hugo field

Wide and mostly flat, the space in the foreground is soft and uneven subtle variations of green, tending toward lighter shades and yellowish. There are hints of pale yellow, but nothing strong and distinct. The general pattern is linear and leaning upwards from this vantage point. Occasionally there are oblong or rounded shapes, but the pattern is generally thin, linear, upward-leaning strokes. The shape of the overall space is decidedly square, but from this vantage most edges cannot be seen. One edge that can be seen makes a clean-ish line along the right, an edge that abuts a line of old, worn, hard-edged grey/brown objects, which are themselves backed with a line of cinnamon-colored irregular shapes, or possibly tiny lines, which are spilling out over the rough-faced objects in a haphazard way. Here and there the rough objects are interrupted by a lone sprouting of green. The most distinct has sets of roundish shapes that stand out clearly against the cinnamon background. There is also at one corner a mess of tall pointy shapes with more points radiating from central thin lines. Most of these shapes are the same pale green as everything else; the rest are a cinnamon color similar to the flat area described earlier. The cinnamon-colored pieces curl and disintegrate away from the strict tall formations of the green: similar in form but in various states of entropy.