Hi Tim!
I didn't get a chance to really participate the way I wanted to in your challenge for various reasons. One was the fact that we had our St. Thomas Art Guild Show and Sale this past weekend and it consumed my energy and time. Anyway, I decided that since I can't sleep...might as well be productive! LOL! So I decided to play with this challenge and through trial and error realized how many ways you can change the shape and design of the letters ,
Thenone of the things I found out was that if you accidentally click on the wrong layer you get some pretty neat abstracts! LOL! So Here is the before and after of what can be called a mistake, or my lucky day! ;-) This getting old a senile isn't quite so bad after all!

BTW. I sold one of my photo abstracts at the show on the weekend. It is called CASO Station. This old station was restored and now is used for receptions and has a coffee shop and holds offices of or Members of Parliament, etc. Our art show was held in the CASO Station and perhaps someone who worked on the restoration took a liking to it.

Hi Tim!
I didn't get a chance to really participate the way I wanted to in your challenge for various reasons. One was the fact that we had our St. Thomas Art Guild Show and Sale this past weekend and it consumed my energy and time. Anyway, I decided that since I can't sleep...might as well be productive! LOL! So I decided to play with this challenge and through trial and error realized how many ways you can change the shape and design of the letters ,
Thenone of the things I found out was that if you accidentally click on the wrong layer you get some pretty neat abstracts! LOL! So Here is the before and after of what can be called a mistake, or my lucky day! ;-) This getting old a senile isn't quite so bad after all!

BTW. I sold one of my photo abstracts at the show on the weekend. It is called CASO Station. This old station was restored and now is used for receptions and has a coffee shop and holds offices of or Members of Parliament, etc. Our art show was held in the CASO Station and perhaps someone who worked on the restoration took a liking to it.

Hi Tim!
I didn't get a chance to really participate the way I wanted to in your challenge for various reasons. One was the fact that we had our St. Thomas Art Guild Show and Sale this past weekend and it consumed my energy and time. Anyway, I decided that since I can't sleep...might as well be productive! LOL! So I decided to play with this challenge and through trial and error realized how many ways you can change the shape and design of the letters ,
Thenone of the things I found out was that if you accidentally click on the wrong layer you get some pretty neat abstracts! LOL! So Here is the before and after of what can be called a mistake, or my lucky day! ;-) This getting old a senile isn't quite so bad after all!

BTW. I sold one of my photo abstracts at the show on the weekend. It is called CASO Station. This old station was restored and now is used for receptions and has a coffee shop and holds offices of or Members of Parliament, etc. Our art show was held in the CASO Station and perhaps someone who worked on the restoration took a liking to it.