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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Three Muses Challenge - Maps
A friend of mine sent a link to an incredible site that allows you to have a 360 degree view of the Sistine Chapel. (http://www.vatican.va/various/cappelle/sistina_vr/index.html) It made me think of what people would look like depending on where you looked on a map. Those thoughts influenced the digital collage I made for The Three Muses Challenge for this week - maps.
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Must check that site out, like the image you did.
Stay on the medication, Bill. This is a great piece!!! I like your different approach. That's what makes the challenges fun.
(Thanks for the tip on the guy journaler. I'm going to go visit him now).
This is FABULOUS, Bill!
Bill,
I really like the direction you took in this challenge.
It reminds me of the Kevin Costner film Robin Hood where Morgan Freeman's character, a moor, answers a little girls' question why was he painted black? He answered Because god loves infinate variety!!
Wow, Bill this is magnificent map art, love it!
This is a fabulous piece, Bill! So inventive and beautiful.
Very cool and original Bill...I like that your always running around outside the box!
Excellent, Bill!!
wouaouh Bill!
This is excellent!
You're unique!
Happy new year to you & yours!
Bill
grata por compartilhar o link,
I'm glad you liked that site, I thought you would.
You've made a fantastic collage, I love it Bill.xx
Another great digital project!
Love this colourful collage, too. I was in the Sixtina and was a bit disappointed because it's shady inside so that the masterpices of Michelangelo, Boticelli et al. don't show well to their advantage.
Thanks for the cool link, Bill! Great original art, too.
This is wonderful, Bill. I like you your mind works!
This is awesome, Bill. Very creative and thought-provoking.
This is brilliant. You always say something profound.
Oh wow, Bill, a fantastic concept. Bravo my friend.
This is great! Really original!
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