I decided to maintain the same canvas dimensions to preserve a sense of relatedness between the two pieces, as well as a similar color scheme to translate the image of tree bark. For these two pieces, I worked with texture and tone. Following the section on unity and fragmentation in the Dondis reading, I  kept the texture unified and going in the same direction in the left piece. I created a single gradient with different shades of brown, and restricted the lines within a simple rectangle. For my fragmentation piece, I did the exact opposite. I created many smaller bark pieces, each with their own gradient and textures, to make sure that each fragment was its own entity, while still contributing to the piece as a whole.