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Posted by jolynn on October 9, 2001 at 05:53:50:

In reply to: Jolynn posted by Graeme on October 8, 2001 at 10:15:10:

I really like that first rework you did. I love Art Nuvoue(sp?), and
that has the 'feel', the organic flow. It also has a great balance
between strong lines (male) and a sensual flow (female). Ok, getting
to be too much like art class!

Did you ever notice in the original a feel of a modern stained glass
window? Did I mention I've been up for 20 or so hours?

The second one is cool also, it has a good dragon type face without
being too obvious. The third is a great start on a dragon (I love
dragons, dragons are gooood!), but I feel it is too far removed from
the original shape to make a good brace.

Have you thought of working a flame face that is symetrical and then
work more flames around it that are not? I know you can do asymetry.
you have that spiffy little piece on you web page. Mind if I try
again?

can hardly wait to see the next one(s)!

Jolynn

ps-I have both of Alex's Green Men in my 'inpiration book.' they are
cool. I think I am going to be trying one as soon as more of my hand
fades.
: Been at it again, removed a few bits, turned the odd bit around and
: exagerated the flame effect, I think it's getting there, the
"spooky"
: effect you mentioned appears to be getting stronger as well. Must
: come up with something along the lines of "faces in the fire".
: On the subject of "hidden things" I remember seeing a face done from
: Oak leaves on somebodys site, the face was not instantly apparent,
: but clear when you had "seen" it.
: Link below if all else fails!

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: I really like that first rework you did. I love Art Nuvoue(sp?), and : that has the 'feel', the organic flow. It also has a great balance : between strong lines (male) and a sensual flow (female). Ok, getting : to be too much like art class! : : Did you ever notice in the original a feel of a modern stained glass : window? Did I mention I've been up for 20 or so hours? : : The second one is cool also, it has a good dragon type face without : being too obvious. The third is a great start on a dragon (I love : dragons, dragons are gooood!), but I feel it is too far removed from : the original shape to make a good brace. : : Have you thought of working a flame face that is symetrical and then : work more flames around it that are not? I know you can do asymetry. : you have that spiffy little piece on you web page. Mind if I try : again? : : can hardly wait to see the next one(s)! : : Jolynn : : ps-I have both of Alex's Green Men in my 'inpiration book.' they are : cool. I think I am going to be trying one as soon as more of my hand : fades. : : Been at it again, removed a few bits, turned the odd bit around and : : exagerated the flame effect, I think it's getting there, the : "spooky" : : effect you mentioned appears to be getting stronger as well. Must : : come up with something along the lines of "faces in the fire". : : On the subject of "hidden things" I remember seeing a face done from : : Oak leaves on somebodys site, the face was not instantly apparent, : : but clear when you had "seen" it. : : Link below if all else fails!
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