//By William B. Duvall - Monday, August 18, 2008//

It seems after decades of a blue foil monopoly, the color is finally
changing. In fact, its getting downright vibrant. With people of all
ages becoming more involved in the interior design aspect of their
rooms, its no surprise that aquarium owners want to make their tanks a
focal point, and the new Abstract Aquarium Backgrounds.com bids you to
turn your aquarium into a work of Art.

Finding a background is not about putting just anything up there, but
finding the perfect harmony between the background and the fish. At
least that's what they believe at Abstract Aquarium Backgrounds. It's
about enhancing your fish's natural beauty without overpowering it and
giving you that pop of color that gives your aquarium the "wow!" factor.

As fish move in front of an abstract background, their colors can
resonate with the colors behind them, giving you a new look every time.
Striking the right chord between your fish and their background can
create a dazzling display inside of your tank.

Abstract Aquarium Backgrounds offers something for everyone, from bright
and sunny orange to trendy Picasso-esque options. As fast as you can
imagine it, your tank can be cheery, vibrant and most importantly, in
style. You're guaranteed to find a beautiful background to match your
pillows, couch or even the curtains. Every background is available in
most standard aquarium sizes and can bring your tank up to date in a flash.

With the website's user-friendly design, you'll have no trouble
navigating your way to the perfect choice for your aquarium. With an
ever expanding catalog of cool, warm and neutral backgrounds to browse,
Abstract Aquarium Backgrounds.com also offers custom background services
for large and custom tanks as well as business services. They can bring
a unique expertise in multiple disciplines to help you utilize your
aquarium more efficiently or upgrade the look.

When asked for an example, founder William B. Duvall said the fancy Koi
at your favorite restaurant might already look OK, but would look
startling in front of a deep indigo background. "The indigo would create
higher contrast, making the fish brighter and more saturated, while
evoking an emotional response from the observer," stated Duvall. "The
abstract background instantly moves this tank from decoration to
conversation piece."

At AAB, its all about quality. Duvall is an award winning Digital Artist
with a unique vision. Their selection is grounded in the idea of Fine
Art. Duvall has been compared to a high-tech Rothko or abstract Monet.
It doesn't look like Digital Art at all and that has probably been the
reason for its broad appeal. It also has the added, perhaps intangible
quality of looking absolutely fabulous underwater.

website : www.abstractaquariumbackgrounds.com
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