If anyone would like to wreck this, please feel free. I hope it inspires.
Excellent movement and despite the level of abstraction it still gives the feel of human form and weight.
of course I'm offering !!Are you offering . . . ?![]()
Jilly, loved your photo so had to do something with it. Not sure my interpretation of wrecking really worked!
Superimpose and iColorama
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Cool! The circles are a nifty touch, too.Ted's gate and his leaf in water (well that's what it looks like to me). Combined in Union with added circles in Fragment.
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I rotated the gate to fit its shape to the leaf. As soon as I saw them both I thought of this combo. Thanks Ted.
Damn this is GREAT!!!John's tree roots and Ted's 2001 Space Odyssey erection type thingy.
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Union, Snapseed crop. Please feel free to use all of these for wrecking.
The only word that sums this up is.............groovy [emoji41]John's lovely dandelion head - Union and cropped in Snapseed with a bit of glamour glow there.
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Damn this is GREAT!!!
The only word that sums this up is.............groovy [emoji41]
Very apocalyptic. Civilization and its buildings have been smashed, roots and vines have grown over the wreckage, and permanent underground fires burn in the night.John's tree roots and Ted's 2001 Space Odyssey erection type thingy.
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Union, Snapseed crop. Please feel free to use all of these for wrecking.
To be more precise, the circles in JillyG's mix are not only interesting in themselves but also help to break up the long lines of the gate, which makes the result look more abstract (to me).
Sure, sure. It may have been an accident that got you there, but it wasn't an accident that made you say "That looks pretty good" and stop there.Yeah Ted, it wasn't just a happy accident (), it was what you said
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Perfect!Ted's gate and his leaf in water (well that's what it looks like to me). Combined in Union with added circles in Fragment.
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I rotated the gate to fit its shape to the leaf. As soon as I saw them both I thought of this combo. Thanks Ted.