I’m not sure what the above represents – does it need to represent anything? I’ve been practicing swirls in the software program Illustrator. You can also create patterns with Illustrator. Maybe what this design needs is some nice patterned wallpaper behind it. Stay tuned to see if I play around with it more.
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Elsewhere in the Blogosphere
- Thinking and praying for Michelle as she writes about her breast cancer. Her surgeon said mastectomy, but “the good news is that there probably isnโt any invasive cancer and that this is treatable by removal.”
- Ilana-Davita has been reading some scholarly posts – check out this one on Hapax Legomenon (and don’t let the title scare you – it’s not hard to understand).
- Lorri has been reading and reading some more – read her review of The Life of an Unknown Man.
- Laura posted Asian Roasted Broccoli – yum, great picture.
- Update: a bloody artsy post has gone up … by the kids of Mrs. S.
Thank you for the link, Leora.
I love the colors of your swirly gig! No, it does not need to represent anything in particular, in my opinion. That is the fun of creativeness.
Indeed, I have been praying for Michelle.
I need to check out Laura’s post.
Shabbat Shalom!
I like the idea of just being creative to be creative, without the pressure of it being for some reason.
Thank you for linking to my blog. The swirls make me think of a bird.
Shabbat Shalom!
Yes, I thought of a bird or a flying bug. Something with wings …
Thanks for the link.
The swirly gigs make me think of fireworks. It doesn’t have to represent anything, but it definitely has a positive energy feel to it.
My thoughts and prayers are with Michelle.
Shabbot Shalom!
Fireworks – that’s a new observation. I like it.
“a bloody artsy post”
LOL! ๐
Thanks for the link, and shavua tov!
I’m glad you enjoyed my description, Mrs. S. It’s a photogenic parsha, and your kids lived up to its drama.