Back when I had no idea what "blends", "layers" and "textures" were; kind of a "how far have I come?" deal.
cat 2 (the shattered image), and ac2 (the coloring is lovely)!
*blushes* Cat 2 was absolutely the hardest icon here you have no idea, I almost threw up my hands and submitted the plain alt because I couldn't get any texture to work on it without obscuring the image. And the coloring on AC2 was also very much a last minute addition when I saw how the plain version looked with the other entries.
How does that work for writers? I guess, if you have something in one chapter, but then your mind goes another direction and all of a sudden you have to decide whether to go back and edit the draft or leave things the way they are?
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Date: 2015-11-24 04:36 pm (UTC)Confession: Negative Space is me returning to an image I used for a negative space icon in Round 1, my first ever 20in20:
http://red-satin-doll.livejournal.com/43737.html
Back when I had no idea what "blends", "layers" and "textures" were; kind of a "how far have I come?" deal.
cat 2 (the shattered image), and ac2 (the coloring is lovely)!
*blushes* Cat 2 was absolutely the hardest icon here you have no idea, I almost threw up my hands and submitted the plain alt because I couldn't get any texture to work on it without obscuring the image. And the coloring on AC2 was also very much a last minute addition when I saw how the plain version looked with the other entries.
How does that work for writers? I guess, if you have something in one chapter, but then your mind goes another direction and all of a sudden you have to decide whether to go back and edit the draft or leave things the way they are?