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  • From the artist's "American Bittersweet" series, this surface design exploits the bittersweet vine's curling, twisting branch and twig structure to create an ornate filigree matrix studded with clusters of autumn berries. In nature, these red, orange, and yellow berries contrast starkly with the vine's gray-black bark; in this image, color editing produced turquoise and blue hues that transform berries into semi-precious stone beads and gild the vine's wiry tendrils with gold...as if Mother Nature were a fine jeweler ornamenting the earthly wilderness with her arts and crafts. Image aspect ratio = 2 x 3 (12" x 18" @ 300 dpi)
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  • From the artist's "American Bittersweet" series, this 2nd-generation surface design emerged from repeating and mirroring a digital "tile" cut and copied from a previously completed "Bittersweet" matrix. Trellis filligree and circular motifs still depend on the bittersweet vine's curling, twisting branch and twig structure and berry ornamentation that create the optical illusions of lacy texture and geometric shape. Converting the image to black-and-white prior to tinting it minimized the berries' visual impact and shifted aesthetic attention to the woven vines. Image aspect ratio = 7 x 10 (28"x40" @ 300 dp)i
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CWP: Transforming Nature into Digital Art, by Jennifer Nelson

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