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The Sei He Ki symbol superimposed over the 'Reiki Angel' I created which again is superimposed over a rainbow graphic.
A color gradient quilt, noteworthy for (1) it's very nice plots of y=|sin(x)| and (2) the ornate quilt threading.
Experimenting with color gradients.
This is my baby Lloyd. Unfortunately, his cancer has become too strong to the point where the doctors cannot do anything to help him anymore, and we have to put him down tomorrow. This is going to be an extremely difficult time for me considering Lloyd has been my best friend since second grade. To be honest, I don't know what I'm going to do without him. His image and personality will forever be a huge part of me to the point where he could never ever be replaced in my heart.
Although Lloyd was old, he still had one of the youngest, funnest souls of anyone I know. I could always count on him to listen to my problems and he'd always be there for me whenever I needed someone to talk to. He's so much fun to be around and was most definitely the smartest dog I've ever met.
So if anyone is even reading this, it would mean the world to me if you could please keep me and my family in your prayers.
I love you so much Lloyd and I'll never forget you. Rest in peace.
inspired by my sketchbook page, Angie's Garden (in my Amber book) - used up leftover paint on the right side, then mimicked the gradient with gelatos on the left
Bottle of Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc beer
The only point of this photo is the color transition from royal blue to blue-green, other details mean nothing. :)
The sky has been fantastic lately in my neighbourhood. It's been always very joyful walking along the dyke watching those gradient colours in the sky. EXIF: A 1/6sec F/16 ISO 100 135mm
Roberts Brass Manufacturing. Still standing in spite of the scrappers since around 1906.
Probably could have been a good potential renovation candidate, if not for all those barrels of smelly chemicals illegally stashed away inside.
Told myself I was going to stay out of empty buildings for a while
...yeah right.