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Copper Swirl
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Uploaded: 03/15/07 4:32 PM GMT
Copper Swirl
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I made this wallpaper using apophysis 2.05 beta 2. I couldn't really think of any other name to fit, I think I see a treble clef in the overall design, but I am not sure. Any comments are welcome and appreciated.
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.MOOFIED1
03/15/07 5:25 PM GMT
ITS BEAUTIFUL!
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...of all the things i've lost...
i miss my mind the LEAST!
Really like this one! Great colors and cool design. Great job!
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EXPERIENCE TEACHES SLOWLY; and at the cost of mistakes! VISIT MY GALLERY
Lovely work - beautiful colouring and a wonderful sense of layering backwards and of gentle, swirling movement.
I can't see the treble clef. I do see a bird swimming - or coasting - on a calm lake. The bird is in blue on the left of the image. There are some trees and plants there and more on the farther sides of the lake (at the top and all around the edges).
At least, that's what I see. Hard to quite make it a lake, unless it is a folding one, but the elements around the lake are there!
- cfr
I can't see the treble clef. I do see a bird swimming - or coasting - on a calm lake. The bird is in blue on the left of the image. There are some trees and plants there and more on the farther sides of the lake (at the top and all around the edges).
At least, that's what I see. Hard to quite make it a lake, unless it is a folding one, but the elements around the lake are there!
- cfr
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Well, I think it would make a great St. Paddy's Day DT with the wonderful golds and green!
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being.
- Hermes
