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Strangling My Muse 
That’s great!
Have you seen this one?
http://iamnotanartist.org/index.php
Wow, that’s intense! Thanks for sharing it, Carolyn.
~Sandy
Aw, heck. I spent 30 minutes or so making a collage I actually liked. It was busy, but was meant to illustrate the “noise” in my brain. It was cool, but my computer idiocy comes back to bite me in the ass, because I can’t get past the error messages when I try to capture it, print it, etc. Oh well, thanks for the fun, at any rate. And I’ve bookmarked the supercool NGA website. If Moochie doesn’t play around there, I certainly will.
Yeah, Carolyn, that was intense, but really absorbing. I love a lot of the little animations and used to spend hours trying to achieve similar stop-motion effects with my old Super 8 camera.
Kablooey, it’s kind of complicated to save these things. The NGA website has instructions here: http://www.nga.gov/kids/thePage.htm#printing
Sorry you lost your masterpiece! But at least you created it, which is the most important thing, right?
~Sandy