First-Ever Organzied Chaotic Free-For-All Competition/Collaboration

hope your feeling a lot better now gary...

well infinite are the ways of doing art

xara designer pro 8 - one brush plus a couple of ellipses - it's only a detail, the original is sorta big - you have to look at the attachment to see the 'skeletal structure effect', it smudges out in the thumbnail

oifficial title 'hands up!'

@Rik - oh very good, it would drive me round the bend trying to do something like that - give me impressionism or surrealism any day, but you are so good at it :D

all good stuff

Here are three that I put together. I have attached a file if anyone would like to play with it.

I like this one. Very creative what the mirror effect.

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Originally Posted by Gare

I think you're all coming up with good ideas! I suggest that because we're not frantically trying to meet any deadlines, think this "Infinity" stuff through, take time to assure quality results=visual communications at its best, and do post often! An infinite number of times, in fact!

Here's something for everyone to consider: A Mobius strip is impossible in 3 dimensions, it has no beginning and no end, and yet it can change color at some point. How about a small character trying to travel this infinite road? Or something else?

I think the only way to really express Infinite is through a quantum mechanics approach. Also consider the Klein bottle, a physically impossible vessel in our 4D space—height, width, depth, and time...only time we have no control over but we do move through it.

Yeah, this is heady sh...stuff :), but so is infinity, and I don't want to bore you!

Why not approach a subject as surreal as some of your drawings? Make your talent fit the assignment!

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You think this is tough? Imagine you're Barbara and live with me 24/7!!

-g

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Very Cool Rik. Its been a while.

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handrawn, Paul—great posts! Let's keep the momentum. When you think of an idea, draw it and come back later if necessary.

I like the personal thought, Handrawn!

It's half past 11pm here and this one must retire and refresh. This infinity thing can take a lot outa ya! :)

Love the stuff, people!

My Best,

Gary

Here's a Klein bottle I drew one Christmas a good few years ago now. I revisited the original and ironed out a few creases and thought I'd post it again.
Bob.

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Originally Posted by Psaumure

Here are three that I put together. I have attached a file if anyone would like to play with it.

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Excellent, Paul. Just excellent.

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Here's a Klein bottle I drew one Christmas a good few years ago now. I revisited the original and ironed out a few creases and thought I'd post it again.
Bob.

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That's a GREAT idea, Bob.

I hope you don't mind a bit of feedback.
To me, the fluid would would cover the bottom part of the bottle as well.
So, if you adjust that, I think it will be perfect.

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A Mobius strip is impossible in 3 dimensions
Also consider the Klein bottle, a physically impossible vessel in our 4D space—height, width, depth, and time

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Gare, a Möbius strip is possible in 3D, perhaps you meant 2D?
Our 4D is 3D+time: space-time. Mathematical 4D is different, and in that, a Klein bottle comfortably sits.

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I'v always wanted a Koch Snowflake, but ever time i print one and try to cut it out christmas has passed.
The perimeter is infinite, the area is finite.

Acorn

Rik, I took the coward's way out and just emptied the bottle!
Edit; looking at the file sizes of the 2 graphics I uploaded, it would seem that the bottle originally contained 8kb of liquid. ;)
Bob.