The Treehouse + The Cave: Digital Inkblots
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Images created using Tracy Hall's Inkblot Generator from the words andy and heather, respectively. As mentioned in my comments a few days ago.
I thought mine looked like a fat dragonfly, in flight, as photographed from above using a high shutter speed.
Heather thought hers looked like an owl about to strangle you.
2 Comments:
Mine might also be a closeup of a badger.
A.
What if I think both of them look like someone is trying to grab me? Interesting website guys.
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