That Awkward Thing I Did With My Brain

^{So I managed to do something today, at least.}

^{Don't have much to say. Chances are, you're not here to see this anyway.}

^{The Awkward Thing I Did With My Brain}

The Art

^{I'll start there.}

Today I used my trusty mirror tool, split what was originally a blank digital canvas into four parts, then went to work. On the surface, I just wanted it to look like a blur of fancy colors, kinda trippy, whatever.

Upon closer inspection the viewer might notice two sets of twins taking up most of each corner. The top dudes look different than the bottom, but if you flipped the image over, you'd see the exact same thing. Many of you who've followed my blog for awhile have seen me do this before. Attempting to make reflections appear as two different things is one of the hardest tests I'll put my mind through.

I lost track but I know for fact there were at least thirty separate layers at one point. In the end it's all merged together to make one layer. I've explained that technique before and what goes into it.

I mentioned the twins but there's a lot more to see there once the viewer allows their mind to wander. I've explained many times in the past how I'll produce images designed to trigger pareidolia and if you aren't aware, pareidolia is defined as: the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern.

I hope someone out there at least thinks it's cool.

^{Because it took all damn day to make.}

And it's been a rough day!

Where I'm at now has a terrible internet connection. Most of what I do with my life requires a steady stream of fast internet flowing through my body and the devices I use.

When I'm not busy, I don't need an internet connection. My beer, that chair, the beach; none of that even needs a plugin.

I'm going to head over there now, for a bit.

I'll be back later to shoot the shit with you folks if you're around, provided I have some form of wifi that isn't being eaten up by a bunch of teenagers zoned out on cat videos or whatever the hell they're so grumpy about not being able to watch today.

Have a nice evening, or day, or whatever the hell it is over there.

Credits:All art and images seen here were produced digitally, by me.
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