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    Default Scumbled image (a mysterious image from the past)

    I'm just going through some old xara files and exported images and found this one from around 2016. I'm still looking for the source xar file, as I can't remember exactly how it was done. I guess a scatter brush and some live effects. It's strange the disconnect I have as creator with the subject matter and process. It really is like someone else did it - and it wasn't all that long ago!

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    Jono (Jon)
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    Default Re: Scumbled image (a mysterious image from the past)

    someone's been overdoing the hair tonic again...
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    Default Re: Scumbled image (a mysterious image from the past)

    I am constantly revisiting stereograms I created, some not that long ago, and I have no idea what I did.

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    Default Re: Scumbled image (a mysterious image from the past)

    Quote Originally Posted by handrawn View Post
    someone's been overdoing the hair tonic again...
    Hehe, it would nice to have some hair! Mines disappearing at an alarming rate. I’ve never understood the biological advantage of loosing hair, when everything seems to point to it being quite a useful feature.
    Jono (Jon)
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    Default Re: Scumbled image (a mysterious image from the past)

    Quote Originally Posted by gwpriester View Post
    I am constantly revisiting stereograms I created, some not that long ago, and I have no idea what I did.
    I think forgetting how something was made sometimes comes from being lost in the creative moment and due to pushing forward trying different things in quick succession, each process building on the other.
    Jono (Jon)
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