Enigma 743: Two dreams
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From New Scientist #1898, 6th November 1993 [link] Last night I dreamt I
went to Wander Lea again. In the moonlight I imagined that I stood at a
mysterious...
Monday, May 15, 2006
IF - Angels and Devils
This illustration is a collaboration done by some of the people at the Camel Exchange - go there to join in! Anyone can play whether they are a member of the blog or not.
This particular doodle was started by Zinkibaru here, added to by Johnnynorms here and now I've added to it.
For more illustrations see IF
This theme came with a great synchronicity. Jim had just finished reading a copy of Going Postal by Terry Pratchett and on Friday evening I opened it up to discover that the first chapter was called "Angel". Unfortunately I then got more involved in reading the book than doing an illustration... whoops!
Today I started trawling through the Camel Exchange archives to see if there was something to play with - all the images already there are free to be played with provided you let us know so we can put your contribution up too - and came across something that fit the theme already. Rather than just repost it as it was, in true Camel Exchange style I added a bit more to it. If you prefer one of the other stages you can take that and play with it instead.
Happy doodling!
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22 comments:
I like every element in this, it seems fresh and it all holds together well.
Thanks Modroom - especially as this is the result of several people tinkering... are you going to play too?
Nice illo, I esp like the grass and the red flowers. I find it uplifting. I will have a look at the camel exchange.
Queen Tut - thank you and do join in - oh and the grass and flowers came out of a Painter IX image hose - easy way to add them!
Great stuff Caroline. I think I'd rather take my chances with the flaming poppies than those stuffy angels!
Love the style!! Coool illo!
Had never thought od angles without curving lines, but these are really very original. Love the shadow one casts.
Johnnynorms - thanks - maybe its a case of the devil you know?
Alina Chau - thanks Alina - its a bit of a mix of styles I know...
Paula - the angels without curves were Zinkibaru's and the shadow from Johnnynorms!
amazing! I like the collaborative concept..."camel exchange" seems to be a great idea
:)
...thank you for visiting my blog again.
Aynaku - it is fun - do join in if you want to!
Oh this is very cool! I love everything you (and the others) did to this piece...the colors, the shapes, the texture. So many pieces to it.
Wow!
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Thanks Andrea - I like what the others did too!
Funny when I saw this I thought it was very different for you! Now I know why! I love the sphere shape that the angel hovers over and the sun with the petals (great colours) and the pastel angels with their crooked wings. Love it!
Valgalart - Tee hee - how to get a new style - use other people's!
I like all the different styles here. Love the sun. Cheers!
It's really cool how so many different styles can come together to create a piece that holds its own! I really like each piece of it...can't pick a favoriote part:>
Ha! Looks like putting that together was a lot of fun for everyone. Neat stuff!
Thanks Holly - suns are fun!
Carla - Glad you like it - we do it for fun not critical acclaim ;-)
Roz Foster - it was.
Please do feel free to join in if you want a change from serious drawings!
Here is the story I see... Those 4 good angels are coming to the rescue of what they think is a bad angel... But in reality, the brown one is a good angel too! He's just enjoying life, surrounded by nice poppies and getting a good tan (maybe a little sunburn)... :)
I can't believe I missed this! (Where's my brain these days...?) This is one of the best IF illos I've seen this week. Hooray for collaboration.
Neat! Thanks for the information! I'll go check it out...always a treat to stop by your blog!!
Merlinprincesse - ah sunburn - you noticed that might have been the problem!
Andrea - glad you like it.
Ellen - I hope you enjoy the Camel Exchange!
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