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iterated photograph reconfigured for colorful and unique design on pillows, etc.
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original fractal artwork repurposed for colorful leisure apparel
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me to me: hey feather, you know what might be a great blogging idea? spew out a bunch of half formed thoughts on a platform that will specifically display them in a backwards order
people are gonna love reading that
i mean i guess i largely suspect that the reason it’s not common practice to reiterate art that you still relate to but don’t feel was well executed is that arseholes might get upset that they bought into the beta version of starry night.
or that dillweed speculators might not buy the 1st release of something if they suspect it to be only an early iteration.
but if i talk too much about this i’ll just be going off about how it’s a major creative issue that art unconstrained by its potential sale value is only available to those with enough spare time/money to not have to worry about the value of their art.
