Spider Assesses a Web Page, originally uploaded by purple0wl.
Why does fine art have to have the monopoly of abstracts? Actually I think most cartoons are abstracts. They use notations to express actions and emotions that are not at all what you actually see in real life.
Here we see a web spider, doubtless one of Google’s tireless army of minions, poring over a web page. Like all web spiders, he sees only words and is colour blind.
How was the image made? I shone a rainbow (made a while ago in Corel Painter) on a scribbled doodle (made a while ago on paper).
The rainbow was projected on my iphone, using an application called DXP (Double Exposure), and finished in Brushes app.
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PAINTER BRUSH BOX .
Put your worst face forward
I should be very cross with you if you came to England and did NOT meet with me! I do hope you will one day.
Valerie, if I ever get to England, you’re getting a visitor! Maybe we’ll meet in a local Starbucks — bring your iPhone!!!
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