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Tuesday, June 12, 20071950s Starburst Background
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Ah-Ha! Yes, that is a very lovely and authentic representation - well done! Hmm, mm. I too will be on the look-out for more starbursts and the like (in that slow-mo fashion of mine). Nice that you brought it into being. There really are so many fabulous 1950's patterns (and other eras too of course - tons of eras for that matter). "Patterns/Backgrounds" are always thrilling to me. I've been meaning to post about that and one day might do. I wonder if pattern is a built-in way that some brains "see". Say, versus a foreground object. Not sure if I'm making sense but I've really been pondering that.
Though the end product here frustrated me, since it turned out so much smaller than I had intended. I have this odd workaround method using PowerPoint in a way it wasn't really intended, not for middle-management presentations but to make digital art. But saved image files end up much smaller than the work in progress.
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Maybe I'll rework it. Some brains may favor patterns over foreground objects, would be interesting to look up cognitive-science research on this topic. Your PhD thesis, perhaps? << Home |
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