Hi,
I was NOT criticizing Andrew's work which is a nice picture :-)
I was playing at a kind of Rorschach test.
I agree we don't need to see something representative in every image or
paint.
But in this case, shapes and colors immediately made me feel the sweet taste
of a sugar block  dipped in coffee.

BTW Andrew, did you give a try at MLPov's bockeh focal blur?
IMOH it gives a better quality and more natural (pigment controlled) blur
than official version(squared).
You can find this patch here http://pov.monde.free.fr/mael/mlpov081eng.html

Cheers
Marc



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> The fact that you see somthing in it makes it an abstract. If the artist
> intended you to see something in it. If the artist created it just for the
> look that was created then it is call non-objective art.
>
> I thank it is a very good non-objective piece and it looks like it could
be
> great for the background of a webpage or titleing of a video.
>
> As for getting around to real scenes I would say this is better than some
of
> the "real" scenes I have seen. A grood graphic artist has to learn how to
> make simple shapes look great. you did just that. Good job.
>
> "Marc Jacquier" <jac### [at] wanadoofr> wrote in message
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> > I see sugar blocs with coffea

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