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Split Personality
Experimenting with Layers in Photshop.
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Split Personality
Karen -
I'd say this experiment = successful - most impressive, indeed.
This reminds me of a Rorschach 'inkblot test'. Of course because there is sufficient detail to determine what this truly is there isn't much left for interpretation - just the same I can see an alien face amidst the two mirrored cat profiles.
-leon
Leon Plympton at 13:48 CEST on 16-Jun-2007 [Reply]
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very creative ...well done ;-))
DeeVee V at 20:59 CEST on 21-Jun-2007 [Reply]