Corcoran Online Student Art Exhibition

Based on a traditional American quilt pattern. Created with Photoshop and KPT Gradient Designer.

"Family.." Thanks!

Screen shot created with a demo version of Bryce.

I still don't know if I really saw it. It was in a tunnel in Northern Montana. Everyone else was sleeping, but I was restless, watching the reflections of the train lights in the rivulets of meltwater that soaked through from the snow above. It was only for a moment, maybe it was a pile of rocks, I don't know. But I swear it looked at me in the instant that the rushing of the train brought us together. Then gone.

The crews had left two hours ago. The lights winked on as the sky darkened. He could see the city that would be in the high, cold steel. The clerks, the businessmen, the children. All of them living without knowing the wonder, living in the city that one man had dreamed.

There is no stillness like waiting for dawn at the pier. I can smell the fog in my woolen sweater. The water is as still as the surface of my coffee, broken by ripples only when I bring the cup to my lips.

Architectural detail from the temple of Quetzalcoatl at Teotihuacan, Mexico.

CO 132 - Week 4 assignment.

CO 132 - Week 4 assignment.

Tangier.

CO 132 - Assignment #3.

I think this reflects how I feel inside. Something that no one ever sees since I have to always be so in control and ready to greet and help people.
:->
Gigi

Surreal Portrait of myself - I played with a portrait of myself in PhotoShop. I used the Embossing filter to create the relief versions of the portrait. I really liked the way it came out. :->
Gigi

Even though the days were getting longer, the stars were out as we skied the last kilometer up to the lodge. We were wet and tired and cold and thirsty, and the mulled wine worked its magic from the inside out.

2nd week's assignment for CO132. View from a volcano's rim.

Surreal portrait.