Sunday, September 29, 2013

Knightsbridge and Tipple, Again

This will be a very brief post. I've just spent nearly 2 hours trying to scan my tile and import it into my photo application so I could post it here. I won't go into details, but needless to say, I'm totally frazzled and I want to go to bed. 

I decided to try a second entry into the Diva's Challenge (now I'm not so sure it was a good idea). Anyway, here it is:

 
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10 comments :

  1. I really like the 3-D effect, like a "salad" plate on top of a "dinner" plate.

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    1. I never thought of it that way until you mentioned it; it does have a 3-D effect. Glad you like it.

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  2. Very dynamic, aren't computers great when they work, but when they are bad ahhhhhh! Way to overcome!

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    1. Thanks, Daniele. You're right about computers, but what would we do without them, now that we're so used to them? Thanks for your comment.

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  3. Wonderful interpretation of this challenge! Nice shading!

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    1. Glad you like it, LonettA. I wasn't so sure about the shading.

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  4. This is surely worth while!!!! Hope you slept well after all this frustration.

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    1. Thanks, Anne. I slept all right, but not terrific. But that's another story.

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  5. Hi Audrie, I totally understand the frazzled bit, that's exactly how I feel when I battle with the computer and I also just want to put my head down and go to sleep! I totally love this version. I adore how balanced this tile looks, that centre piece is very effective!

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    1. Thanks, Brenda. I'm glad that you like this tile so much.

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