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"The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them: that's the essence of inhumanity." George Bernard Shaw
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- Shocking Oliviah
- Not Quite Perfect
- Decadent Tranquility
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- Intergalactic Art
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- Terragen Renders, Scale models and NZ photography
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- a migraine & insomnia, enough said
- when dreams give flight to wings
- a notion
- one of three
- This is the exact same flame as the one beneath it...
- a something or other that i like
- thank you...
- I can feel it
- solitude
- vulnerability and strength
- whimsical dreams
- There is a strength & beauty--it's name is: Integrity
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5 comments:
"Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable." George Bernard Shaw
Thank you for making the world more bearable
Right back at you. I have a collection of quotes, a lot of George Bernard Shaw that I especially like but I hadn't seen that one before. I really like that one. Glad you posted it.
Oliviah, this speaks to me, of a mixed up place, and headed through to what appears to be, an easier place than, the right now. the colors and curves are beautiful.
I love the structure and texture you were able to create here. Makes me just want to look and look and ask, "How'd she do that?" :-)
Yea, it does, daddyjarbucks. In that case, I hope the image becomes a reality and not just for me.
Trée, I don't know how I made that one. (typical) It was one that I spent a day on just rendering it with different gradients just because it was fun. They all looked totally different from each other, like the one I posted today in three different gradients. Never ceases to amaze me what rotating or using another gradient can do to a flame.
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