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#black #blackcat #bottle #cute #ink #kitten #kittne #kitty #mew #miow #pawprints #paws #pur #spill #spilledink
Published: 2015-06-18 13:00:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 1562; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 0
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fractal manipulation created using fractals rendered in apophysis and pieced together using photoshop with the addition of a non-fractal texture added in with the background fractal pattern and the text for the word 'ink' on the bottle .some of the pieces in this can be found in my stock folder - others have been up-cycled from older works
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thankyou kindly 
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Gem
You are most welcome my friend
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Stunning work! 
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You certainly did great to capture that experience. I'm amazed ink pots are still around what with everything being an app these days 
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I Did have a little writing desk when i was a kid, my uncle found it in his barn and cleaned it up, at the moment i'm looking round junk shops and second hand shops etc in search of an old fashioned ceramic inkwell to fit in the gap in the desk for it - granted it is still child sized but is a cool little thing to have - i mostly keep my notebooks in it ( although i do have several quill pens etc as once upon a time a hobby of mine was calligraphy)
your present point in time is not your final destination - you may well end up with your desk yet
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I did have a dresser like piece of furniture I had for a while as kid, which had a space I used for writing, but I've no idea what happened to it. Wasn't a proper desk though.
I completely agree. 
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I got into calligraphy as a way to improve my diabolical handwriting, alas the handwriting is still what can be summed up as scrawl, but when i concentrate and don't rush I manage a degree of penmanship.
every so often i condense my notebooks down - usually as i type up the notes - or file the sketches/ doodles with the finished digital versions.
My teens were horrid, my twenties were somewhat horrid, my thirties seem to be a little up and down - I'm just hoping for the latter half of my thirties to settle down and get me back on the right path opposed to feeling continually like i am flailing about in the dark
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My handwriting frustrates me. Sometimes I'm quite happy, then I look over old notes and I'm aghast at how shit my handwriting is. I'd take a calligraphy evening class if I had time, but I have a degree course to get through starting September and an evening class learning German. Most times I have a lot to write down within a limited time frame, so I can't be fussy. Still I love calligraphic works, be it old fashioned Gothic style, Arabic, or the Asian styles. I had a period after I quit smoking, where I ended up buying notebooks whenever I thought about buying cigarettes.
By the way things are going life for me living won't feel worthwhile until I get near my mid-thirties. At present, it's a mere existence. Essentially it's a matter of waking up, getting on with the day, and trying not to shout at incompetent idiots. Least I can say I made progress from being homeless. A degree isn't bad, even if it's in a field I never thought I'd find myself in. Some might call it an existentialist crisis to be living a life all over the place. Then again I'm no Kierkegaard.
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sometimes I look over old notes and can't actually read what i had put down 
I'm just self taught with it - i showed an interest, brought a few books cheap and went with it.
good grief! how on earth do you find time to eat and sleep in with all that mix 
but degrees always look good on paper - although i confess most of what i learnt on mine I chose to ignore and teach myself a new skill set once i had graduated - granted with mixed results.
yesterday I believed there was a degree of foundation with my life- today I'm finding that same foundation missing.
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what a wonderful description of attempting to balance things that life throws at you .
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thankyou kindly for the compliment on my art
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I am not one to scatter meaningless compliments around. I really mean it 
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thankyou for the compliment - glad you like this little kitty
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thankyou kindly for the compliment
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Very cute! Love the inky paw prints and the cat's innocent' expression.
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thankyou for the compliment Caz
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You have to work smarter not harder, it is not cheating if it's all your own work!
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I started saving backgrounds and maps for my fractals. It's easier to use own stock then try to remember where the heck you got it from!
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very true! except sometimes i forget what file name i saved things under or on which back up USB or back up Hard Drive lol!
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Ooo . . . I like that idea
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its on the 'to do' list that is ever growing
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yush! its part of the reason i want him. animals like that are not boring to have.
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troo, that. This is the reason i dont name my animals right away, contrary to what everyone else says or does.
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hmmm, now that's an idea. i can't wait until i get a kitty of my own.
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right? thats why i want a ferret. they're sooooo quirky :3
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Dawww someone is trying to look innocent when she clearly knows she did something wrong X3
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