Tiger Tiger Burning Bright
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old hippy wrote:
I wonder what kind of flowers William Blake did like?
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Old Hippy, your work used to be perfect, no longer tho!! It is more perfect than perfect with the addition of some smugging in the background black.. it weakens the cold R/0-G/0-B/0, soot-black,** to be less competitive with the flower.
** http://www.andrewkelsall.com/the-professional-designers-guide-to-using-black/
** http://www.andrewkelsall.com/the-professional-designers-guide-to-using-black/
Jan 10, 2021 09:13:45 #
dpullum wrote:
Old Hippy, your work used to be perfect, no longer tho!! It is more perfect than perfect with the addition of some smugging in the background black.. it weakens the cold R/0-G/0-B/0, soot-black,** to be less competitive with the flower.
** http://www.andrewkelsall.com/the-professional-designers-guide-to-using-black/
** http://www.andrewkelsall.com/the-professional-designers-guide-to-using-black/
Thank you, I think a little life in the background is helpful. Glad you liked the presentation. Have a great week. Ed
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You are a master of flowers. I also enjoy your occasional shots of roads and scenes since I am from Western Kentucky - they take me down memory lane to a place long ago in a time far away.
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