Depends what you call finished, doesn't it though. I'd kill to have the self-control to leave it alone, right there. Looks great.WV has been a bit dull lately but today its a classic, but for two missing letters:
Interesting to see these stages behind the final image. It reminds me that I keep meaning to do something similar from a digital artwork perspective...but then I keep forgetting. I might have to deconstruct something instead.
WV: trametiq
Etiquette of public transport, ie, giving one's seat up for the infirm. First used by late Victorians on horse-drawn trams in London.
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Getting there, more interesting for me to see another unfinished stage.
Depends what you call finished, doesn't it though. I'd kill to have the self-control to leave it alone, right there. Looks great.WV has been a bit dull lately but today its a classic, but for two missing letters:
arsclen
Must agree with Hans.
WV: desslye
- dunno, any ideas?
It is great to see the development! It gives an appreciation how much work goes into the finished product.
WV:borox
re. borox, sorry, too obvious- Asian genitals?
WV: eporgy
- pigs having group sex?
What else you have to do with this?Looks finished to me and a very handsome painting at that even.
Interesting to see these stages behind the final image. It reminds me that I keep meaning to do something similar from a digital artwork perspective...but then I keep forgetting. I might have to deconstruct something instead.
WV: trametiq
Etiquette of public transport, ie, giving one's seat up for the infirm. First used by late Victorians on horse-drawn trams in London.
Thanks guys. always great to hear from you and the WV seem to be catching on.
Steve I'd love to see some deconstruction thing from you.
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