A week ago, I started a graphic series. As much as there ever is an inspiration to any of my graphics, there was the awareness that it was Bastille Day in France. So I sat down at my program and created a series of unfinished (in my opinion) graphics, with the plan that I would come back later and finish each of them.
For some unknown reason, I decided to finish each one in two different ways, sometimes with something as simple as altering the hue. Other times I made major alterations.
I don't promise that they get better as they go along...but only that they got different. It's not a bad thing to surrender linear thinking sometimes, to explore what might have been if we had only done something different.
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No, this is not political. It is not intended to be so, except in as much as it may bring peace to the hearts of the viewers, should there be any. If the graphics spark any stray thoughts from those who do view them, I'd love to hear them in the comments.
As always, my art consists of free pixels. My only demand, if one can call it that, is that I don't see my work some day with another person's name attached.
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Fleur 1 |
Fleur 1a |
Fleur 2 |
Fleur 2a |
Fleur 3 |
Fleur 3a |
Fleur 4 |
Fleur 4a |
Fleur 5 |
Fleur 5a |
Fleur 6 |
Fleur 6a |