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 The
actual leaves
These are
the actual leaves that are the subject of this retro art endeavor.
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Night leaves
Leaves at
night. I guess. Once I applied the black crayon, it seemed like
the logical time of day to attribute to the picture.
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Art Spiegelman leaves
Same leaves,
funky Art Spiegelman filter. Um the guy who did "Maus."
You know?
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Three
pixely leaves
Here are
three leaves with some kind of pixely effect. At least click on
it before you decide that it sucks. It looks cooler close up if
you are into boring pixelated leaf art.
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Burning
leaves
Due to the
fact that these leaves feature the fake pink undertones of a blazing
Presto Log, I shall call them Burning Leaves.
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Lite
Brite leaves
Surely you
recall back in your school days when you could make your very
own commercial marquee, complete with paper templates, using Lite
Brite (tm). How delightful it was to dump the pegs into the shag
carpet for mom to vacuum up.
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 Literal
leaves
These are
light on the effects and basically just look leafy, so there you
go.
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 More
literal leaves
What can
I say? This is basically as straightforward an interpretation
of traced leaves as you're gonna find staple gunned to any third
grade classroom wall out there. And yet you're seeing it here,
in a tiny dog traced leaf exclusive.
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 I
like this leaf
I challenge
you to find another leaf rendering out there on the market today
as chock full of autumnal color combinations as this leaf here,
and all for the low low price of 9.99.
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