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Thursday, March 20, 2008
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- Paulette
- I have been trying to decide why I am writing a blog. I think I want it to be a type of journal, a catalog of my interests. It's public, so I think that is the reason I went to showing just my art. Now I am thinking if the blog is going to keep my interest it will have to follow my interests. Things like art, cooking, kids, dogs, Jim and his trains and the world around me. Will this be of any interest to others? Maybe sometimes and maybe not. But it, I think, will keep my interest. My blog will be for me and anybody who is interested is welcome to read along. I hope that it will show me in the light that I have always tried to portray, that of some one who is always open to learning new things. To that end I am going to keep Becoming a Renaissance Woman as the title.
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Hello. This post is likeable, and your blog is very interesting, congratulations :-). I will add in my blogroll =). If possible gives a last there on my blog, it is about the Smartphone, I hope you enjoy. The address is http://smartphone-brasil.blogspot.com. A hug.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Kind of makes me want to try it in real paint, though, chances are, it would, indeed, be messy. :-)
ReplyDelete(I also got this "likeable" post on my blog, though on some other topic. I ignored it, but think now I will delete it.)
Don't you just love the "cleaness" & almost limitless possibilities of digital?
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty and I think you should do more of them! Have you ever tried fractals? They're more mathematical than actual art but very pretty just the same.
Smartphone, thanks for looking.
ReplyDeleteMaricello, thank you, while I do have some paints that were given to me, I haven't so much as opened them yet:)
As to the other (shoulder shrug) I got one before, I'll only worry if it gets too much.
Jan, it is great and way better than playing solitaire on the computer! What are fractals? What do you do them on?
Hey Paulette, looks nice. I can see how this could evolve into something special artwise. Keep doing it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine!
ReplyDeleteFractals are math-based, computer generated, randomly produced "abstract" art. They can be stunningly beautiful and look somewhat like your finger painting. They also can be as addictive to produce as playing solitaire! lol
ReplyDeleteI have to check this out!
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