Looking forward to your creations!
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Looking forward to your creations!
box - no it's not clever, but it's a start :p
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over to you clever people...
Hey! I think that's very clever indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
I like it.
What I see first:
Oh, very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
I hadn't pictured that!
new possibilities behind that door egg...? :)
jack
to go with box
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btw: did you know that if you select more than one bitmap in the bitmap gallery, then right click one of these and click save, it will export as an animated gif.. I am sure I did once, but you forget things....
A skyline of scribbles
I like it, but may I please ask what you've been drinking?! ;))Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
Very good, Penny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
You always come up with a surprise!
And you didn't disappoint this time, either.
simplicity is an art form :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
looking at it in the cold light of day I'd say... not enough ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Happy Feb everyone...
First it was going to be a drill, then a skyscraper, ended up as a slightly un-aerodynamic looking rocket!
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Aerodynamics aren't that important once out of the atmosphere. Great drawing Jono.
Hey, Jon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
That is very good indeed. Very inventive.
you make it look so easy... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
Finally, I managed to think of one!
Excellent. It's obvious now you've seen it Rik.
Another one, from me!
Repetitio est mater scientiae et artis :)
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That is very creative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Igor01
I can't decide which one I like the best, from the two at the bottom.
All excellent scribbles this month. Thanks for previous comments.
Another scribble idea.
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Had to show this one to Lynn, first. Before I commented!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
Very clever indeed and beautifully drawn.
Thanks Rik (and Lynn).
Here's another idea, also showing how it evolved from the scribble line.
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Nice one Jon!
sure are... although your last one is a bit screwy...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
and another genuine scribble from me
feel free to add a caption, I am not sure mine is suitable for this forum :)
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Brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
Absolutely brilliant.
WOW! Some great designs this month. My brain is so busy this month because I've to prepair so many things for the International Book Fair.
But one every months must be. Here is my attempt:
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'X' marks the spot, eh?!Quote:
Originally Posted by ernie-f
Very good, ernie.
I love the reflections.
very good ernie - reminds me of the children's toy, where they have to learn to put the shapes in the correct shaped holes in a box.... :)
@ Rik: thanks how I wrote is this a emergency solution. I had no ideas! Until I saw a sample like this.
Imade it to my.
@ handrawn: yes as children we play with this how may I say, Objects?
Thanks for this.
Alles Gute mein Freund!
Hey, Penny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
I've been given a telling of by Lynn for not seeing your post.
I'd been saying to Lynn that you normally always take part, but you hadn't this time.
Well... Lynn just pointed out your great skyline, and I can clearly see the house roof with two gable ends.
Sorry!
Rik,
You didn't miss it. You commented on it in post #9
Double thanks, Rik!
Dagnabit!Quote:
Originally Posted by ss-kalm
I must have scrolled past it. ;))