DavidCentioli

This is just like.... you know.... an image I made.

I found a glitch in CS6 that produces the main effect in this one.

This one is very similar to the reflecity image. They both started the same and I split them off at one point when I couldn't make up my mind over a major change.

This one reminds me of melted crayons. I've always wanted to do a melted crayon experiment.

Shattered reflections of the streets of Seattle.

This is one.

I did this one while trying to turn my brain off after the 2016 primaries. That almost feels like a lifetime ago.

Power lines are one of those things I find aesthetically pleasing while also completely ruining views that could be absolutely beautiful.

I got some good photos of construction in Seattle and have used them for a lot of my images.

I love the city reflecting off of glass, that is how this one started.

I love these colors. It's like a CMYK paint cloud.

I love big skyscrapers with green windows. They remind me of Lego.

This one feels very sci fi to me, this was an older one but I am pretty sure that is what I was going for.

Nothing better than a nice cup of coffee and some arting in the morning.

Almost done...... ok, almost done........ seriously, I'm almost done....... what? yeah, I'm almost done..... what time is it? OK.... ten more minutes....... ok seriously.... almost done.

I spent a day walking around in Tacoma. I love how this one turns out. I need to spend more time getting photos of old buildings.

I keep trying to post this one and then accidentally right clicking and hitting back and losing all of the description. The first couple were far more interesting than this one.

I love how organic this one turned out.

I love sci-fi tech. I am always trying to take more photos of big cables and metal attachments.

This is the wake left behind by time travel.

Another one with no name. First one to buy it gets to name it and gets credit in the description.

This one started with some stock images of my acrylic paintings.

I love the texture to this one.

That skull came through pretty much on it's own and then I nudged it at the end. I am really happy with this one.

I love how this one turned out. So warm and calming.

This one reminds me of looking up at the sky in a thick forest.

I've just always loved this pattern, can't wait to see it on someones notebook.

This one reminds me of the puddle lithograph that Escher did. I'm not sure why.

This was a fun one that came out of some playing around with actions on a blank canvas. I love how it turned out.

This one makes me think of a time traveling portal.

I love how this one turned out. A lot of displacement maps for this one. It reminds me a lot of a rainy window and city lights at night.

This was an action that I deleted on accident later and I don't remember how I did it. I love how it turned out.

This was a fun one that came from playing with displacement maps.

Just a nice fun geometric abstract.

I used a version of this one as a wallpaper at work.

Another one that not only needs a home, it needs a name. First one to buy gets to name it, and gets credit in the description.