The January 2012 Tutorial Discussion

[Gare]

Actually, I like its expression exactly as you submitted it.

Art is supposed to have feeling, right? Your version immediately made me feel cold, and a little like I'm in a dream-like state. A pleasant dream, you know?

I LOVE the diversity we're getting as far as personal expression goes on this topic!

Anyone else feel the same way?

As though this is a gallery of Personal Polyhedrons?

I'm very impressed that you made a personal expression out of art that looks deceptively simple, Stygg.

My Best,
Gary

[Karateed]

Actually, I got the same impression as Gary......but I think one line might be missing from the drawing.....on the right lower part of the drawing it seems to be missing one triangle.....I would send a quick addition to it but being at work, I'm not allowed to upload to the site.

[Gare]

I think I'm going to have dreams of triangles tonight, Ed. I completely missed that facet you saw...which sort of begs the question, "If it looks right, then isn't it right?"

I have no idea what I'm going to do to follow up this month's tutorial...

We'll see,
-g-

[stygg2003]

Your dead right, I did miss a triangle out I thought I was getting forgetful so went to the Docs., he said don't worry about it, it's a new syndrome called twitching triangles and feather my shadows, caused by looking at to many poly-deca. shapes, just keep taking the G.B. medicine and you'll be ok in a few days

Stygg

[Gare]

Hah!

Cosmically, the omission really was trivial, Stygg. That is to say, your design stood up to the eye for aesthetic, if not technical (nit-picky) merits, as it was.

Next month, I'm going to ask you all to draw a non-sided polyhedron. You might want to buy a book on metaphysics as your guide. I did write one, and it's really good, but it's not for sale in this dimension.

My Best,
—Gary