Here's this month's challenge.
To be honest, it was thought that another angle should be added to the scribble.
But, it was decided to keep it simple, so as to allow more scope!
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Here's this month's challenge.
To be honest, it was thought that another angle should be added to the scribble.
But, it was decided to keep it simple, so as to allow more scope!
Minimal.
That was very quick off the mark!Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
Looks like a piece of tree bark, to me.
Yes?
Simple 3D Stereogram
At different depths?Quote:
Originally Posted by gwpriester
Happy April scribble everyone!
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Excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
And that has just reminded me that I loved Woodwork at school.
Though I never made anything like that!!!
Thanks Rick.
Yes, I also did woodwork at school, except we had a scary teacher, so we learned everything out of fear. Reflecting back I guess he was only trying to protect us from injuring ourselves. I wouldn't like to have been responsible for a load of kids with chisels and saws!
Slight variation on previous entry.
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We had a very good woodwork teacher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
Yes safety was important, but he did it in a way that you understood what you should do, or not.
This drwaing looks as though you've not finished putting it all together!!!;))
And now that I think about it, YOU could have done another version of your Avatar, with this month's scribble!
It's hard to believe we're in April already. I had actually been thinking about changing my avatar. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Here's the story so far. If I don't have a better idea, it'll probably be this one!
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Out of the four you've shown, I still like your current one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
https://www.talkgraphics.com/attachm...0&d=1712182745
Me too, although I have just changed it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rik
Not sure about this one, a bit abstract...
@Egg I like it. Could be an architectural drawing.
that's what I thought when i saw it - a flight of concrete stairs in free fall
The steps to success, plunging into the abyss as I put my foot on the first one.
Hey!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jonopen
I like the new one, as well.
We like abstract.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Very good indeed.
A pair of scribble-legged flamingoes.....
Love it Penny
Brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penny O'Rorke
Just brilliant.
So simple and yet I couldn't think of anything clever. But now:
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Excellent Ernie
That's fantastic, ernie.Quote:
Originally Posted by ernie-f
I love it.
Runes? Yes?
Yes, these are runes that are supposed to look like they were carved in stone and laid out with gold.
@Egg and Rik thx for the kind words.
Self explanatory. Used the scribble as a brush.
Very good, indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
Certainly made me smile.
Don't know why he popped into my head, but pop he did.
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=D>=D>=D>Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris M
A great tribute.:-bd
Started off trying to do the back left of a box shape.
Couldn't quite fit the scribble into the front right corner. Just wasn't working!
Anyway... ended up with an LCD Clock.
Love it Rik.
Beautiful, Rik.
Verry nice. Only one mistake: it wasn't my idea!