(Derived from computer art by Mary Stebbins Taitt)
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The mind is a glorious and wonderful machine. But sometimes it slips a cog or two and needs some common sense plugged in. A bit of wit or wisdom to lubricate its inner workings. Kick your shoes off...that's what this place here is for!
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- Cats on Tuesday...Buddy Bloglist---Net Detective
- "Hey! Don't MESS with the KING!"
- "The Mind of Mary 1245"
- Lovely bachelor buttons!
- Local Earth Hour Report
- EARTH HOUR TONIGHT!
- Heads or Tails? Ashamed or hungry?
- "Andree's Visitor"
- "Rainbow Easter Dream 1115"
- "Make a Wish" meme
- "Springtime in Eureka"
- "That Face 1115"
- "Starting a New Hobby"
- "Been there, done that..."
- "Belinda's Price"
- The Rancher and the Dude
- "Easter Ode to a Cupola"
- Metal Monsters---The Ford Rouge "Steamship"
- He Said It, We Read It....
- Skywatch Friday "Rocks at Stone Lagoon":
- Skywatch Friday: "Anitique Vermont Barn"
- "Orange Flower" by Teri C. in Wisconsin
- "Sunflower Art" by Mary Stebbins Taitt
- "Three Muskrateers"
- "Trinidad Beach 1058"
- "Yearling Frolic" by Mary Stebbins Taitt
- "An Irish Rainbow"
- Circles...
- "In Circles Veritas"
- "Skyking Project" in Picasa
- "Basket with One Egg"
- "Eggs for Easter"
- "Robin's Breakfast" by Mary Stebbins Taitt
- "Winter Hunting Ground"
- "Catcrash On Information Highway---Film at Eleven"
- March 17th at Ted's Firehouse Pub
- Witless Wednesday: Snow Swimming!
- "Of Two Opinions"
- Sweet Senescence
- Verifuni Dafinations
- Meet Our California Correspondent
- "Open Door" from a shot by Mary Stebbins Taitt
- "How Uncle Jake was First to Fly the Transatlantic...
- "Tennielle Revisited"
- "Fiske School Project"
- "Fiske S'cool Cupola"
- "F" is for FAG (the sort you smoke)
- "Commercial 532"
- "Doorway Rainbow" by Mary Stebbins Taitt
- Fine art? It's fine with me!
- "Eh? Canada?"
- "Project 1910"
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"winter reflections"
Places to go, people to see---
- Aaron in Connecticut
- Ake in England
- Andree in Vermont
- Anemone in Norway
- Anndi in Canada
- Autumn in Colorado
- Autumn in Virginia
- Beatrice in Michigan
- Billy in Louisiana
- Brian in Ohio
- Daniel in Portugal
- David in Australia
- David McMahon in Melbourne
- Debbie in North Carolina
- Debi in Florida
- Dot in Georgia
- Eduardo in Brazil
- Elaine in Singapore
- Gemma in Australia
- Ida in Norway
- Jen in Australia
- John in Georgia
- Kat in Australia
- Katney in Washington
- Kerri in Virginia
- Leslie in Canada
- Lori in Texas
- Marcia in Texas
- Marie in France
- Mary in Michigan
- Mary T in New York
- Mind of Amp in Michigan
- Miss Yves in France
- Misty in Missouri
- Napaboaniya in Singapore
- Neva in Chicago
- Nick in Kentucky
- Paisley in America
- Patois in California
- Petunia in Norway
- Quintarantino in Portugal
- Raven in New York
- Sandi in South Carolina
- Sandy in Connecticut
- Sarala in Chicago
- Scotty in Indonesia
- Serendipity
- Skittles in Michigan
- Sonia in Brazil
- Spacedlaw in Italy
- Suburbia in England
- Suzi-k in South Africa
- Teri in Wisconsin
- Tom in England
- Tumblewords in Idaho
- Villager
- Willard in Pennsylvania
- Yolanda in the Pacific Northwest
- Yuko in Japan
"Toad"
More places of interest...
The Art of Mary Stebbins Taitt
"echineacea"
"Elphie" by Mary Stebbins Taitt
"Hunger, Hunger, Hunger"
"dahlia"
"what was I thinking?"
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Peace, love and granola.........Michael and Mary
4 comments:
Mary sent me this work in the form of an ellipse or oval/egg shape. Just for fun, I decided to work with the colorful pattern rectangularly by using a 5 X 7 crop out of its middle. When it came time to post it, I decided to stretch the image horizontally for a "wide-screen effect", and the result is what you see here.
I like what you did with my art here. Nice work, cool collaboration.
Love the colors... would be interesting to see the original and the progression of your modifications. Ain't computers fun?
I have a couple things brewing, Raven, including some process explanation things, but I guess for now you sorta have to use your imagination on this one! I got diverted especially by a challenge to create a cat detective named "Buddy Bloglist", and that is soaking up my CPU time right at the moment!
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