DavidCentioli

Finally one with a real name. Whole Turkey.... I totally remember why I named it that. But I'm sure you can figure it out just by looking at it...

Another one that needs a name. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

This one just reminds me of smooth concrete and ducts for some reason. It is also another victim to my laziness when it comes to naming some of these. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

This was a really fun one. I was playing around with the various brushes, I hardly experiment enough with brushes.

The other one I did at the same time had a cool name, but I must have ran out of steam. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description. :)

Another lazy name. I'll probably have to think up a secondary contest for whoever ends up naming the most of these. I will think of something. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

Man.... I am disappointed with how many I didn't name, but I really like the random idea I came up with and I can't wait to see what people come up with. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets a credit in the description.

This title clearly needs no explanation.

Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah I'm an artist and I need attention. Please buy a bunch of my stuff.

It's like a combination of HAL 9000 and KITT.

I just loved how dark and colorful at the same time this one turned out. to me it just felt like the mark left behind by a rainbow beam.

This one kept the name Recovered because this one took a lot of time. It wasn't specifically that complex, but it took a long time to get to this end result, and I'm sure its frustrating for everyone, but when the screen goes black and you have aphantasia, or at least if you are like me, It's this immediate emotional shift and there is just an empty feeling of loss. There is no way I could have recreated it. I've learned how to manage this and I just accept that my time spent on art doesn't need to result in anything to make it worth the time, but I photoshop is pretty great at recovering and autosaving, and I was really happy with this one when I opened it back up so I decided it was done and saved it. That was a long story.

Look.... Dali used to name things like, "Piece of bread on plate" and he's considered a genius. Some times I'm just not in the mood to name things, or sometimes I just named like 4 or 5 and I can't think of any more. Same deal with the others, first one to buy it can name it and I will credit you in the description.

What a cryptic title. Or I just got lazy and this started as an HDR built from that photo, and it crashed and was recovered..... Same as before... first one to buy it gets to name it and I will give you credit for the name in the description.

I was.... eating donuts. I swear, some of these titles are actually clever.

I was watching a cooking show and someone said "it tastes better in your mouth" I really need to come up with a better system of naming these.

ok.... I got lazy naming this one, that is just the name of the file from my camera that I started with to make this one. First person to buy this one gets to rename it.

This one is one of several in a row that I did using stock images of origami I made out of foil tape stuck to paper. It was perfect for stock for my abstracts, the reflections and crinkles and lines make for some really fun dpmaps.

This one was really just me playing with a new action that I built that created those cool stretching.... things.

This title is another mystery. I honestly don't remember why I named it this. Some times when I can't think of anything, I will name them after the first word I notice when I am saving the file. I must have been watching some show and heard the word back.

This one just felt like a visual translation of plosives, so i thought the name plausiphonic was a fun made up word that expressed how i felt about it. I know that sounds strange... but I think maybe this has something to do with my aphantasia.

This is one of the rare ones that started with a blank photoshop canvas. No stock images. I love how it turned out.

The title of this one is a reference to a reference and I'm going to keep it a secret.

The meaning behind this one is [REDACTED]

The stock image for this one came from my visit to the Heidelberg Project. If you've never heard of it, you should look it up. It was an incredible experience and the photos I took that day have found their way into a lot of my abstract.

This was one of the first times I started experimenting with my photos in photoshop after I got into painting abstract with acrylic paints. I'm thinking about how impactful that moment was now. I'm thinking all these interesting thoughts about it and it is fascinating. I wish I could share all of these fascinating thoughts. I'm hardly even paying attention to what I'm writing because I'm so distracted by this other much more interesting thought that I just wish I could share with you. Anyways... I can't just ramble all day. I have a lot more of these to post. I hope you enjoy this one.

This one just felt like an album cover so I pulled this name off a list of horrible band names I've come up with.

I made this one in the future and I time-mailed it to myself.

My cat Dee jumped off my lap as I was going to name this one and they look sort of like dandy lions so.... Andy Lions.... it's without the Dee.... I don't know why I am sharing these little moments, I'm already sharing my art with you. ISN'T THAT ENOUGH? Why won't you leave me alone already?

I love how this one turned out. It has a great vague business to it that seems to provide an endless source of, "ooh, it sort of looks like."

One of my favorite things to look at has always been those poles sticking out of the water. I've never really known what they were for but I assume its to gauge the water level or to.... tie boats to?

I'll be honest... I don't remember why I named this one Ova Ave, but that is what the file was named so I guess that's it's name.

I can't be held accountable for everything that happens when I art, but I like how this one turned out.

If Dr. Seuss and M.C. Escher hung out with Timothy Leary, they would want you to buy this.

Something is so sad and so beautiful about a factory near the water.

This one says more if I say less.