Watercolors January 8, 2014 Watercolors Random colors. How “poetic.” Spread the love Tags: bad font choice, seizure risk, WTF ◀ Spilling Blood Henry Potty and the Pet Rock ▶ 10 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments Sirona 10 years ago Couldn’t he at least have USED watercolors for the cover? Or a cheesy copy of a Monet or Manet? Hell, even a pic of the waterfall he saw on vacation with a photoshop filter would have been better. (Well, I can hope.) Robbie 10 years ago Reply to Sirona 1. Open the painting software of your choice. 2. Select “watercolour brush” and “textured paper”. 3. Slap some pastel colours around. Would that really have been so hard? Brenda 10 years ago Changing colors within a word (collection) is very irritating to me. Ben Ripley 10 years ago Reply to Brenda Maybe they collect ions? Jen 10 years ago Reply to Brenda I could not agree more! It even kind of bugged me as a child writing my name with fruity smelling Magic Markers. Jen 10 years ago Reply to Jen I meant that comment as a response to Brenda. This key pad is driving me nuts! red 10 years ago “A Poems” is what I see first. (Caused me to remember “Them Poems”–“Them Tummy Gummers”, “Them Moose Goosers”, etc.) Take Cover 10 years ago Please add the ‘seizure risk’ tag to this one. It really hurt my eyes and I’m not even joking. Sandra Dee 10 years ago Reply to Take Cover The red is especially bad. I have WATER COLLECT OF SIMARD etched onto my retinas. Author Nathan 10 years ago Reply to Take Cover Behold and lo!
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Couldn’t he at least have USED watercolors for the cover? Or a cheesy copy of a Monet or Manet? Hell, even a pic of the waterfall he saw on vacation with a photoshop filter would have been better. (Well, I can hope.)
1. Open the painting software of your choice.
2. Select “watercolour brush” and “textured paper”.
3. Slap some pastel colours around.
Would that really have been so hard?
Changing colors within a word (collection) is very irritating to me.
Maybe they collect ions?
I could not agree more! It even kind of bugged me as a child writing my name with fruity smelling Magic Markers.
I meant that comment as a response to Brenda. This key pad is driving me nuts!
“A Poems” is what I see first.
(Caused me to remember “Them Poems”–“Them Tummy Gummers”, “Them Moose Goosers”, etc.)
Please add the ‘seizure risk’ tag to this one. It really hurt my eyes and I’m not even joking.
The red is especially bad. I have WATER COLLECT OF SIMARD etched onto my retinas.
Behold and lo!