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Published: 2010-08-12 11:03:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 1293; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 83
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Well, not one I am especially happy with, though I enjoyed playing around with different patterning from my usual style. This piece evolved randomly and it shows!Roting Tikky Graphic pens, Indian ink and Prismacolor pencils on A3 250gsm paper
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i understand you are not happy with it - but to me it looks gorgeous - love the loose randomly flying lines and especially the scarce colouring... 
this could be one for "spirals & swirls"...
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I was pleased to have experimented. Freed up the brain.
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yepp - we need that from time to time...
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Glad you love it- and thanks for saying so.
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i like it! i make stuff random on purpose! experimenting is always good! i've never heard of those pens...do you like them a lot? i love the prisma pencils. i have a huge set of the premiers and just got a set of the verithins to see what they're like. i use this color scheme a lot, it's on of my favorites!
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The Rotings are OK, but a bit grey for my liking.
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Very interesting piece. I love it. Making all those little symbols takes a long time huh? But its fun too.
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Have to say I like working in detail. Thanks for faving.
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I love that texture you created. It makes me think of the gills on the undersides of mushroom caps. I can't help but stare at it and follow those small line segments, looking at the detail. If you don't mind the comparison, this sort of work reminds me of an artist named Daniel Zeller- with his organic repetitious designs.
Daniel Zeller's Work:
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Thank you. A compliment indeed. Having just looked at Zeller's work following your link, I am feeling quite inspired. And thanks for the fave too.
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Why thank you - and the fave is appreciated.
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