Here is this month's to get your creative juices flowing!
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Here is this month's to get your creative juices flowing!
Just a quick scribble. The shape blended along a spiral with a position profile :
Nice one egg.
Something a bit quacky!
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WOW.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Quick off the mark, egg.
Once I can re-focus my eyes, I'll be able to tell you how good that is.
And... can I please ask, if there's a subliminal message that I should know about?!
Love a Duck Jono!
One not so hidden here Rik ;) :Quote:
And... can I please ask, if there's a subliminal message that I should know about?!
@egg - from a distance your first one has a certain bullseye in glass effect which I really like
@jono - there's a lot of it in the water these days it seems and it's not all from ducks...:eek: :D
@Egg - (thanks) if I've interpreted your drawing correctly, that's hilarious (and clever) but at the same time shockingly true.
@handrawn - Funny you should say that. I was trying to workout what it actually was that I had made. I think I had several options in my mind.
One idea was to show oil (or something else!) shooting out of its rear resulting from the spark on the antenna! Alternatively it could be a floating pollution detector that shouts out what it's found. Or even just a self-condemning drawing!
I suppose some inspiration may have come from David Shrigley's screen print of a chicken (warning: when you find it, it contains a swear word! :D). When I first viewed his print (which I think is great btw) a few months ago, the sale price was £4,950 ($5,975 USD). F! indeed!
some things should indeed be limited ;)
Excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
And... did you mean to say 'CARP'?! ;))
Very good, indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Took me a few moments, but I found where you used the scribble. :rolleyes:;))
@egg your second - very good; and I guess trump would prefer 'rule' to 'govern' any day of the week :)
A scribble chair.....
Thanks Rik.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
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Classic and classy, as usual.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
Brilliant.
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Originally Posted by Jonopen
Started off trying to do the handle of a mug. That wasn't going to work.
So, looked to see what would happen if I extended the line in both directions.
Well, ended up making a coffee jug.
The scribble is in the top right part of the handle.
Excellent Rik.
Beautiful work Rik and excellent logo. 10/10
Fantastic work Rik!
Finaly here is my.
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That's fantastic Ernie and also an ingenious use of the scribble line.
Thank You, Sir!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
That is excellent, ernie.Quote:
Originally Posted by ernie-f
Every part is illustrated beautifully. =D>=D>=D>
Thank You Rik!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Strange beast from the deep...
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it's a (de)corker !
That's excellent, Jono.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
I assume that you're a wine drinker?!
And...
I wonder how you did the curved highlight on the screw thread?!
Thanks hd & Rik
I do like an occasional glass of 'red' with food, but I'm no connoisseur by any stretch of the imagination. I'm not sure this shape would actually work as a corkscrew.
The curved highlight was made using an elliptical fill combined with a linear gradient.
The second image below is the same thing but with an overlaid texture.
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Like that a lot. Thought I'd give it a go trying to get aproper archimedes type screw. Had to wing the challenge shape by creating a rope around the screw ....
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I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
And I'm certain that Archimedes would approve!