This "clay" image---greenish gold on brilliant blue, with a pattern of leaves and coils running through it---made me think of the snake in the garden, especially given that little red eye in the corner: kind of scary but also (I think this because I like snakes) kind of cute, with a pug nose.
A very interesting texture, I think (?)
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You may or may not see the "fairies," but I do. Each one, well wrapped up in its own individual little leaf, is seated in a circle around a central image so that seen from above, their eight heads (which are hairless and kewpie-like) form a sort of ring. That ring is surrounded by another ring formed of flowers, which is surrounded by another ring of 16 fairies. It's a bit of a stretch for you, maybe, but not for me... I've always thought fairies rather sinister, menacing little beings (there is a terrifying Algernon Blackwood story about them). This sign conveys the menace.
On the other hand, you could just view it as a cream-colored "star" made from clay "petals" on a very dark, leafy green background, surrounded by a ring of cross-shaped "flowers" in violet neon, and an outer ring of petals. It's up to you.
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You could see it as a glass globe filled with gold and amber light; a marble; or something highly reflective reflecting the image of something that you'd rather not know is looking over your shoulder. Your choice! It's a shiny, golden sphere with whorls of reddish amber in the center. The background is black; the frame is gld. Yes I'm certain the thing reflected is (1) male; (2) standing behind my chair; and (3) an alarming orangish red. Have a look for yourself.
A gold framed box with coiled snake like images in the center in blue, gold, silver, and touches of dark red The central image is an eye. Sinister but gorgeous!
DIGITAL TILES OR BLOCKS. This one is really hard to describe: metallic cables (or snakes) in coils in silver, brown, black, and blue in a box made from metallic gold. I really like this image because of the details, but it is definitely odd.
The ghosts are the little purple guys grouped around the center (a green pentagon surrounded by white ellipses). The image has a rough appearance, as if baked out of clay. If these are ghosts, they are baby ghosts, I think. They're coming through the wall at you---you can see their little fists just break through. Maybe they're like Caspar's brothers, the Ghostly Trio, and just like to make people's flesh creep, like the the fat boy in Dickens' The Pickwick Papers.
Every now and then something a bit odd...or disturbing...will emerge from my artwork. At first I don't see it, and then suddenly I do. Here you see a "flower" formed of luminous violet stone---a really pretty translucent image---till you note the cluster of nine little skulls at the center. The background is black. There are brilliant blue images on the background.
ABSTRACT DIGITAL ARTWORK. Lavishly Multicolored mask image made from layered "paper." Main color is multiple shades of green: a bright spring green a touch of chartreuse, and (mainly) a darker emerald green. But there are many red and yellow details and a lot of blue. The colors are pretty, but the mask itself is not. It has large black eyeholes and a shrivelled little grey-lipped mouth---two in fact (one above and one below). Quite sinister.
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