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So, everyday, I drive through the parking lot behind the Kroger store and strip center and admire the texture on the concrete retaining wall.
Last week I finally made myself stop the car and take some shots of the wall for my pattern archive, yes, the same one where my turtle shell resides-
I loved the results and was so proud of myself for seizing the moment-
I'm working on one chapter in
a book of six for a graphic novel- So, on my drive home I'm usually at least partially occupied with what's next in that project, or the remnants of my last file from work-
The reward came when I scanned in the latest splash page for the graphic novel, that was done in black and white. I wanted to add some texture and give it some more interest- AhHah- I wonder how that concrete texture will work with that?
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Hope that tree lives for a long time! It certainly has some interesting features.
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