Noisy 'n' blurry ...

[Stinkie]

...but I like 'em. At the moment. Not sure about the blue.

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[remus]

Nice, very old skool.

[solo]

Dang!! for a moment there I thought I needed to get my eyes re-evaluated.

Tom, you are a strange one, bordering on morbid.

[Stinkie]

I could swear you've been talking to my exes.

Stick with the blue or go with the gray?

Oh ... I'm available for all sorts of parties at a very reasonable hourly rate. I do great balloon nooses.

[Stinkie]

A couple of variations.

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[RustyShack]

I like blue + blurry + noisy for the mood they create. They grey reads more like an old photo and the final ones without noise seem a bit too "real" without being hyper-real (which would be a good way to go: either completely abstract (like the first ones) or ultra-realistic).

[Stinkie]

Those are some good points. Thanks.

[brodie]

Interesting, definately different from what I'm used to seeing from you (gray and crisp). My first impression is that I sort of favor the gray. However, the capitalist in me thinks that maybe the blue would look better on some people's walls (seeing as how you already have a plethora of choices for those who's crayola set consists of 64 varieties of gray ).

Be interesting to see such a blurry image printed out and hung on a wall. Might be a good way to go blind or crazy or both.

-Brodie

[Stinkie]

@unknownuser said:

However, the capitalist in me thinks that maybe the blue would look better on some people's walls

I was thinking the same thing earlier today.

@unknownuser said:

Be interesting to see such a blurry image printed out and hung on a wall.

I printed the first two yesterday - you know, to see if they work. In my (very, very biased ) opinion they look rather appealing.

[brodie]

Glad to hear they looked good. Variety is the spice of life so I'm told.

-Brodie