FUCHSIA SCRAMBLE

"Fuchsia Scramble" (3-3-10 10002v2g) was just morphed from an old version of an old pic. (You can see an earlier version I tortured out of the same old version by clicking here.) Those amorphous shapes and the short squiggly outlining lines are the result of a function I like but rarely find I can use effectively: underpainting. Also, I almost stayed with the idea of yellow and white scrambled eggs, but when these colors came up on sliding the color bar, I loved them. Of course, there's also the vague suggestion in this pic of a sunrise or sunset with clouds. But I much prefer an illusion to oddly colored scrambled eggs. :-)

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