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Related: About this forumFirst experiment in bending reality and dimension . . .
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First experiment in bending reality and dimension . . . (Original Post)
AndyS
Jun 2023
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CaliforniaPeggy
(152,097 posts)1. This is wonderful, Andy!
Just beautiful.
Thank you for this beauty.
AndyS
(14,559 posts)3. This is preliminary set up work. The idea is to create a 3 dimensional
feeling with this two dimensional medium.
The process is a bit strange . . .
Diamond_Dog
(34,640 posts)2. WOW!
VERY cool!
AndyS
(14,559 posts)4. There will be more very similar pics as I work out the positioning of subjects and
sizing of water droplets. I hope to create a feeling of dimension and space. I can see it but then I'm predisposed to see it as I have that pre-set in my mind.
The process is a bit strange . . .
Diamond_Dog
(34,640 posts)5. Well I know exactly what you mean.
Creating something that you see in your mind. I try to do that with paints.