Whoa, that's pretty cool!

Glad ya think so, bud. :D

looks more like an upside down Ian, stretched and psychedeliced in acid ty-dye colors, and added (whatevers) to halo it out into an (flings his fingers about) spirital astrialical, sort've maginatitude....

I know i spelt that last word wrong, i just know it....

Oh well.

If i had shrooms i'd probably say, draw 90 more of these in variation and loop it up to make me a cool trip program, to listen to my music too and have a program that increments / decrements through variations of durations, and makes the images appear to slow / speed/ slow speed / and creep out of the screen to EAT YOU! slow ... fast.... walking.... talking.... walking.... walking.... oops, sorry.

EOT (just like EOF)

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Well, -you- will have to make the cool trip program. I don't know shit about programming and I don't ever plan on learning unless my future career requires it (which is high doubtful).

I don't think it looks like me upside-down. :P

But it does look lysergolised, or at least beshrumed. Beautiful! I'm glad that you are doing these, but how did you get started with digital crack?

My uncle, H. C. Turk, does it regularly. I was inspired by his work and tried it myself, and eventually developed my own style.

http://www.worldprintmakers.com/digifine/turk2.htm
http://www.strangehorizons.com/2001...../gallery.shtml

His really good stuff isn't here. But it's hanging on my wall. I'm a huuuge fan of his fiction too.

"Beshrumed", you are too awesome. lol

I especially liked his Rocket Roll. I hope that you do a lot more digital art. How about an elnod, coif, and human who have eaten peyote buttons?

That is actually a really good idea! I'm not as good at the photomanips though, like you are.

Do it anyway - that is how one improves. With digital art, no error is irreversibly disasterous. I'd love to see that scene when the spirit of the peyote bird lifts their spirits to the sky!