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One of the many nifty examples of graffiti art leftover from the 2008 Scribble Jam session in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Scribbly Gum refers to a number of eucalypts that are host to the creatively named Scribbly Moth (Ogmograptis scribula). The larvae eat the tree, leaving these cool 'scribbles' on the surface.
I just love the smooth, grainy texture of the trunk against the peeling, patterned bark.
Apparently when the larva is about half grown, it turns around and goes back parallel to its original track (I wonder why?!)
As I've had a few HDRs recently, this one is literally straight out of the camera.
Scribbly Gum (probably Eucalyptus haemastoma)
Namadgi National Park, ACT, Australia
From the Archives; September 2012
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Scribbles done with micron pen and pencil and possibly watercolor if i feel really into it...
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An elementary language text book with a student's doodling on the cover lies in the rubble a year after the 5.12 earthquake caused 7,000 schools in rural Sichuan to collapse. According to official estimates (released today), 5,335 students died in the quake.
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Experimenting with vector simplication and blending the path outlings for this result. Maybe a tad abstract, but that's what I'm going after. Still a work in progress. :)
I asked the boyfriend to draw on my chest with a ballpoint pen, then mimicked his designs with eyeliner. We're fun like that.
Putting pen to tablecloth, literally, at the Women's Cycle Forum at The Ukrainian Club in Edinburgh. This was about letting loose with our burning issues to do with cycling and brainstorming possible solutions.
I was sitting at SRDUK's table.
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