Classic Arty! I love the wings on the fellow. I notice that you use the "x" and "star" in many of your pieces. Do these symbols hold any significance for you?
or Rabbi Baerns, "its a bra'bricht moonlicht nicht the noo" I thought it would be more subtle than a flying man in a kilt.
The flying scotsman-in case you dont know was a famous locomotive that set the record for the fastes journey between London and Edinburgh or somewhere.
I use the X as a cancellation mark mainly. I recycle lots of collages and I like the idea of just crossing stuff out physically-I like it as a dynamic graphic device too.
Well the star is just "star quality"! Didn't you notice?
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Och Aye the Noo! Shiver me cabers an' slap some cold porridge in me sporran fer me supper!
Sassenach!
Classic Arty! I love the wings on the fellow. I notice that you use the "x" and "star" in many of your pieces. Do these symbols hold any significance for you?
Scraps-the "fellow" is Robert Burns
or Rabbi Baerns, "its a bra'bricht moonlicht nicht the noo" I thought it would be more subtle than a flying man in a kilt.
The flying scotsman-in case you dont know was a famous locomotive that set the record for the fastes journey between London and Edinburgh or somewhere.
I use the X as a cancellation mark mainly. I recycle lots of collages and I like the idea of just crossing stuff out physically-I like it as a dynamic graphic device too.
Well the star is just "star quality"! Didn't you notice?
Interesting about how you use the X's. Of course, I've always known you were a superstar!
Blush....
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