Scott E Franson
January, 2010
Oasis
I like to watch pixels change color on the screen. It is much better than TV and it is very relaxing. Oasis is an experiment simulating pastels. The process uses a brush with an applied texture. The scale of the texture is changed frequently so that the colors underneath show through. I used the polygon lasso tool to select different areas and add the hard edges that give the image its geometric look.
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Doug Says:
I really enjoy seeing these experiments in texture. I gotta try it! Thanks for sharing.
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