Geothermal Sources

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Draw-Illustrators Comment by Erik Moule on May 30, 2012 at 10:33pm

James MacMahon - Love the comparison, gave me a new name to check out, and personally I think its due to the busyness in both pieces. It effects the piece as a whole, in way that's similar to patterning but not quite to that degree that I like.

Julie Keller - Thanks for the kind words, I tried to go for a topographical effect with it and the green line represented the sources underneath, similar to the idea of a mining area being the only place on the surface where a mineral is present, because its being mined there, but underneath said mineral is ever present, everywhere. Thats kind of the idea behind the inclusion of the green line.

Mixed-Media Comment by julie keller on May 30, 2012 at 10:26am

green line raises questions

Mixed-Media Comment by julie keller on May 30, 2012 at 10:25am

mind boggling!  the letters seem to have hidden meaning.  i like the sepia quality and eye bounce that occurs around the somewhat larger black shapes. ancient feel even though i feel like i'm in a modern airplane looking down.

Painters Comment by James MacMahon on May 30, 2012 at 8:34am

Somehow reminds me of Albright's painting of Dorian Gray.