Another month, so...
Get your thinking caps on and get those creative juices flowing!
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Another month, so...
Get your thinking caps on and get those creative juices flowing!
It's May! Where is the year going? Anyway, hope all are well...
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Once rotated 90 degrees this is what i saw, an oscilloscope:
When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a stereogram. :)
Very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
Though, I can't decide which one I like better!
I can't quite work out what the first one is supposed to be. Sort of a swan?!Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
But, the second one is very, very good indeed. I like it. Very effective.
The first was a blend of the shape and twisted. Not intended to be anything. Just a 3D shape. I'm replacing the spiral with one with more depth.
Some great stuff here. First I thought on thinks you never will see.
But after some great ideas come here arround, I would be serious too.
And so here is me interpretation of the German Rhunes.
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@Rik: thanks for Your effort every month to create a new scribble.
For me is this everry month a pleasure and for my old brain a good exercise.
Cheers from Bavaria
Ernie
I too saw waves... but then followed my nose...Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
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all good :)
All lovely scribbles.
@handrawn: Here's something shot from my Jonbow :D
@gwpriester: Really enjoy your stereograms. What an amazing hammer!
@Rik: I would also like to echo Ernie's comment. Thanks.
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one hundred and eighty !Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
:D
As usual. very clever indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ernie-f
Beautifully illistrated.
I'm sure, then, you would have heard of 'Lissajous Curve'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Did you ever create a circle on an oscilloscope?
Simple, clever, and beautifully drawn.Quote:
Originally Posted by handrawn
I like it.
Well, Jono.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
That is so different compared to anything I've seen in the Challenge forum.
Excellent.
What made you choose that style. And does the style have a name?
Or shall we name it 'ArtJono'?
I rather like 'art jonouveau' hey it could catch on... :)
Thanks Rik and Lynn, that was fun to do
Always enjoy your posts Penny.
Here's another from me:
Dang.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
I wish I could think of things like that.
Brilliant.
Very good ineed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Quite often I think of joining the shape together to see if I can come up with something. I hadn't this time!
One from me.
An Eastern Arch.
Used the scribble to create the curved section of the archway.
As well as the pattern!
Excellent Rik.
Another one from me.
The scribble was made thicker and is the front part of the spout.
The reason for making it thicker, is that I couldn't get it to fit the top or the bottom part of the curvature.