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OK for a change I will start this off.
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A scribble by any other name, eh Larry? ........
Don't ask what this is, I just call it 'Art' and get away with murder.
Looks good Egg, and looks radioactive. This month's scribble is just a scribble and might be difficult to do much with that is why I did mine, but, I know you guys are up to the task.
Iced cakes baked from an extruded scribble......
Love it Penny. Great job.
They need some hundreds & thousands sprinkled on the top Penny. Very Yummy.
LOVE IT, PENNY!Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
More food...pancakes with a chocolate topping. The scribble is in there, honest, but it's masked by the Bumpy Bevel effect.
Bob.
Thanks for nice comments! Egg, you were quite right about hundreds and thousands, these are made from a brush of ellipses along the scribble.
I'll be around for tea and cakes then Penny :)
I like it Bob.
Yes, me too. Looks like we'll have a tea party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
I just couldn't resist doing a Spirograph!
Rik, it reminds me of when I was a kid, and my Mum , a great social climber, god bless her, used paper doileis. The ulitimate in sophistication in the 1950's. Mum was the original Hyacinth Bucket in Keeping Up Appearances.
We had doilies to die for :)
Love it Rik!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Beautiful, thanks Egg.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Thanks to Larry, this poor Snail has been going round in circles!
Hi Larry, does this qualify? Your original line thickened to 8px, colored, copied many times and rotated each noodle.
Ciao
Roly
I think so Roly, the only thing I wonder about is changing the line thickness, I don't remember what we decided about that. Thank you, that is a great interpretation of the scribble.Quote:
Originally Posted by roly
Poor fella, he is gonna get dizzy. I like your idea of using the line as a slug trail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Rose and snail #2...oh well...
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That show was a hoot. But wasn't Hyacinth's last name Boukay, not Bucket? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Julia, it was spelled (spelt) Bucket but Hyacinth always pronounced it Bouquet :)
Very nice Julia, thank you.