Drowned Murmurs August 19, 2014 Drowned Murmurs Oh, good. “Overtones.” They’re almost as good as penumbras. Spread the love Tags: busybusybusy, cut and paste ◀ Tracing the Contours The Kings Quest ▶ 9 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments Kregger 10 years ago Why is the reflection different from the tree? It would have made more sense. L. 10 years ago Reply to Kregger That’s part of the “overtones.” It took me a second to realize the blob on the tree is the back of someone’s head. john e. . . 10 years ago Reply to L. I never would have seen that dude if you hadn’t mentioned him, L. And those people in the water are creepy. They’d be even more creepy if they didn’t make me laugh. LydiaFCG 10 years ago Reply to Kregger I think it looks different because there’s dead people in the water. Edward C. Patterson 10 years ago My mama told me never to mix sky and earth colors. Blue on brown was certainly an overtone. Sirona 10 years ago I see we’re honoring a Dawson again. Not for the graphic arts, that’s for sure. Kris 10 years ago How is the sun casting a shadow on the stone building from behind it? And there is no way the grass could cast that reflection. Oh, jeez – why bother? There is no way ANY of this debacle makes sense! Sirona 10 years ago Reply to Kris ::pats Kris on back:: There. There. It’ll be okay. Go now. Find a bestselling book’s cover, professionally designed, and you’ll feel better in no time. DED 10 years ago Wow! A lot of effort went into making this cover, but it is stunningly terrible. It’s like the Frankenstein’s monster of book covers.
Why is the reflection different from the tree?
It would have made more sense.
That’s part of the “overtones.”
It took me a second to realize the blob on the tree is the back of someone’s head.
I never would have seen that dude if you hadn’t mentioned him, L.
And those people in the water are creepy. They’d be even more creepy if they didn’t make me laugh.
I think it looks different because there’s dead people in the water.
My mama told me never to mix sky and earth colors. Blue on brown was certainly an overtone.
I see we’re honoring a Dawson again. Not for the graphic arts, that’s for sure.
How is the sun casting a shadow on the stone building from behind it? And there is no way the grass could cast that reflection.
Oh, jeez – why bother? There is no way ANY of this debacle makes sense!
::pats Kris on back::
There. There. It’ll be okay. Go now. Find a bestselling book’s cover, professionally designed, and you’ll feel better in no time.
Wow! A lot of effort went into making this cover, but it is stunningly terrible. It’s like the Frankenstein’s monster of book covers.