It looks like an abstract planet earth….the dark areas are the continents and the lighter blue areas are the oceans with the currents running through them……..or a really neat big marble like the kind you hoped that would win in a game of marbles….. I like it though, it is very fluid. 🙂
Every thing that you produce sends the child part of my brain into “what is that?” overdrive. I find shapes in clouds, too…….. I think it comes from being allowed to read anything and everything I could get my hands on as a kid. Apparently, my parents didn’t realize that words painted pictures for me so they censored my TV watching but not what I could read. Hence, my reading things like Poe and Stephen King at the age of about 8 years. Scared myself senseless. 🙂
I think that we are on the same page here! I too read Poe at an early age. We had a beautiful small leatherbound edition and it was that as much as anything else that drew me to the book and once I began to read it I couldn’t stop and although the stories were scary to read I don’t ever remember them giving me nightmares!
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It looks like an abstract planet earth….the dark areas are the continents and the lighter blue areas are the oceans with the currents running through them……..or a really neat big marble like the kind you hoped that would win in a game of marbles….. I like it though, it is very fluid. 🙂
I like the idea of an abstract planet giving lots of opportunity for creative thinking!
Every thing that you produce sends the child part of my brain into “what is that?” overdrive. I find shapes in clouds, too…….. I think it comes from being allowed to read anything and everything I could get my hands on as a kid. Apparently, my parents didn’t realize that words painted pictures for me so they censored my TV watching but not what I could read. Hence, my reading things like Poe and Stephen King at the age of about 8 years. Scared myself senseless. 🙂
I think that we are on the same page here! I too read Poe at an early age. We had a beautiful small leatherbound edition and it was that as much as anything else that drew me to the book and once I began to read it I couldn’t stop and although the stories were scary to read I don’t ever remember them giving me nightmares!