PrintWaves

As in the pattern sort of reminded me of fingerprints - it's been that kind of day. Today's Gratitude Item: One of my classes has been cancelled as the students…

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Extreme Flower

I discovered that playing with the 'curve' values can improve just about any gradient. Today's Gratitude Item: Not having to get up in the dark. Driving to school with the…

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Narnia Doorway

As in these doors lead to a completely different world. Today's Gratitude Item: One more week of school and then we are on holiday. It's been a very long term!

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Flight of Fancy

This one reminded me of very fancy wings - hence the name. Today's Gratitude Item: That parent / student / teacher at meetings at school went really well. All the…

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Modern Distortion

Every so often something really nice appears on my screen. This was one of those times. Today's Gratitude Item: No meeting before school tomorrow morning! That gives me more time…

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Butterfuly Ripple

Some variations do exactly what they say - this one has had the 'butterfly' variation applied. Today's Gratitude Item: Working out how to quickly and easily back up the databases…

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Large Ripples

Am not too sure about this one. I thought it would turn out better than it did. It's sort of blurry but not quite bad enough to bin. Today's Gratitude…

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Ink Tide

It took a surprisingly long time to get the colours 'just right' on this one. Today's Gratitude Item: Great 'car music'. The new stereo that my wonderful brother installed in…

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Infinite Pools

Perhaps this one should have been called 'infinite puddles'. Today's Gratitude Item: A quieter than expected last period. My 12th graders had 'Academic Counseling' which meant that after checking in…

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Sharp Dunes

This one is definitely 'edgy'. Today's Gratitude Item: Using a trello board as a way for students to request help in class. This was an experiment that worked much better…

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