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17 comments:
cool! it's inspiring to see how even a flower blowing by can spark your pen into action!
aaah......spring has sprung... thank you for those lovely images.
It's stunning!!!!!
i LOVE these!
Wonderful...that second one down, without the outlines...LOVE it.
Great minds think alike and all that, I guess. ;)
The original uncolored outlines are my favorite. How beautiful!
So, so pretty!
interesting process - love the end result.
Love the Earth Day Confetti! Very nice!
Oooooh so lovely, I love the process you gave us. Nice choice of colors.
Simply beautiful! I wish my litter were that stunning. :}
Hmmm, the end result is the cover of a notebook or a binder. Wouldn't you say it's fitting? Thank you for posting the evolution of this one. Beautifully done.
absolutely stunning, Suzanne. stunning.
Have not been here in a while ... school seems to take up too much time ...
but MY am I impressed by your experiments .... especially like the second one...
Very nice! What software are you using?
Beautiful!! Very Alphonse Mucha in my opinion....that's a compliment for me.
Thanks Chey...I'll definitely take that as a compliment :)
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