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the other day on the way to uni I steped across a oil film on black bichamin and thought it was a good little seample of what I'm tring to illustrate in my iteration again consept. The beautiful rainbow colours against the black bichamin, something you dont see every day and when you do it makes you stop and admire if only for a while.
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