Transitional States,
March 30, 2008 at 4:57 pm | Posted in pictures, writing | 15 CommentsTags: digital art, Jean Arp, pictures, writing
I dreamt an ancient civilization arising from the sea, I wanted to call this electrodoodle. If all the technical details are automated and one adopts a certain Dadaist approach to the generative priniciple, I fell asleep in the sun and dreamt of Jean Arp,
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Yes, that is exactly what it brings to mind……something you might find on the walls of an underwater cave. ……the blues are beautiful. I want to have a go, mind you I can barely draw a stick figure.
Comment by johemmant— March 30, 2008 #
Its your friendly stalker, bearing lamingtons, The arty-farty is rather beautiful, and it sounds like a cool dream…it was a crisp sunny day here too.
Comment by enigma— March 30, 2008 #
Its your friendly stalker, bearing lamingtons, The arty-farty is rather beautiful, and it sounds like a cool dream…it was a crisp sunny day here too.
Ah, i see our other stalker has beat me.
hello -Jo
Comment by enigma— March 30, 2008 #
It’s easy Jo, there’s a link in the post below to get the tools. Lamingtons, yummy, I’ll put the kettle on,
Comment by Paul— March 30, 2008 #
There was a glitch in the matrix, and that accidently posted twice, just to state the obvious.
Comment by enigma— March 30, 2008 #
ooooh I likey this one alot. I want to wrap myself in the pretty colors and roll around on the ground. Might be the topography influence getting to me.
Comment by Lakota— March 30, 2008 #
I might have had a mermaid–just one? At least in the dream.
Comment by Scot— March 30, 2008 #
I thought I saw an anctient civilization rise from the sea once. Turned out to be laviathon poo. I just wish I had found out before I climbed ashore.
Comment by Anonymous— March 30, 2008 #
the previous statement was mine, I would hate for anyone else to be blamed for it
Comment by ozymandiaz— March 30, 2008 #
I adore the peace…
Comment by marlayna— March 31, 2008 #
laughing at Enigma, only by one minute, I obviously got a better vantage point today….race you tomorrow GRIN. And also laughing at Ozy’s very funny comment.
Comment by jo— March 31, 2008 #
Whew! For a minute, I thought you said you dreamed of GARP! That was a close one…
Comment by Bob— March 31, 2008 #
ancient dinosaurs arising from the sea are what I’m currently dreaming due to immersion in the dino dig at the science festival. Maybe the dinosaurs were civilised. I love this piece of art by the way, very beautiful. Your blog is quite a shapeshifting creature at the moment…
Comment by Crafty Green Poet— March 31, 2008 #
Thanks everybody. Yes it is Juliet, I have gone back again to this layout only because the writing in the other one is too tiny for my old and weary eyes, and this one is somehow more fun, wooohooo, it’s just like the olden days,
Comment by Paul— March 31, 2008 #
nice swoops and boggles, colors, too. i’ll check out that frree download.
Comment by rick mobbs— April 1, 2008 #