Project 3 Cyclical Nature of Things: Progress 2

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Had some more fun with these and played around a bit with different orientations of things and colors. These two were my favorite that I made. I added some blueprint elements to the first one which I thought looked neat and broke up the composition in an interesting way, and for the second one, I rearranged everything a little bit and added more "chaos" to the mix. 

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