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11 Jul 2011, 11:04 pm

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11 Jul 2011, 11:05 pm

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12 Jul 2011, 5:23 am

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A quick sketch of the opera house...

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My attempt at drawing an elephant with my eyes closed...


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12 Jul 2011, 8:13 am

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12 Jul 2011, 8:26 am

Thank You :D

Heres My New Painting "Asperger's Creed"

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12 Jul 2011, 9:10 am

i have not done any work on conceptual visualizations for quite some time (about a year), so i am posting material i created more than 1 year ago, so i am not sure if i have posted this one, but it is an investigation into an idea i had about a particular set of infinitely nested invaginations of energy i imagined.
they implode into an ever decreasing possibility of locus, and then the compression of unlikelyhood of further compressive development results in the "zero" threshold being breached, and volumes of geometrically integrated expansions of energy erupt through a beautifully symmetrical set of "zero likelyhood" flaws (relating to infinite containment) and rapidly expand back into spacial reality, and this shot is one 2 dimensional slice representing the second resolvable instant in that process. i am sorry if that does not make sense.

this picture is degraded in quality because i had to compress the blasted thing to get it under the 4mb "couldn't obtain smiley's data" (who the hell is "smiley"?!?) exclusion bar.
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12 Jul 2011, 9:12 am

b9 wrote:
i have not done any work on conceptual visualizations for quite some time (about a year), so i am posting material i created more than 1 year ago, so i am not sure if i have posted this one, but it is an investigation into an idea i had about a particular set of infinitely nested invaginations of energy i imagined.
they implode into an ever decreasing possibility of locus, and then the compression of unlikelyhood of further development results in the "zero" threshold being breached, and volumes of geometrically integrated expansions of energy erupt through a beautifully symmetrical set of "zero likelyhood" flaws (relating to infinite containment) and rapidly expand back into spacial reality, and this shot is one 2 dimensional slice representing the second resolvable instant in that process. i am sorry if that does not make sense.

this picture is degraded in quality because i had to compress the blasted thing to get it under the 4mb "couldn't obtain smiley's data" (who the hell is "smiley"?!?) exclusion bar.
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How do you make photos like that?



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12 Jul 2011, 9:39 am

here is a clip of the result of my attempts to visualize a song i was making up, but i did not have the ability to play it, so i did this to remind me of that elaborate musical thought in case i ever become talented enough to play it.

it is very subtle if you look at it for a while. i can see the music i was thinking of in the pattern, and also i can see the contextual setting of the song in the lighting which seems to come from nowhere in particular, but focuses on the crescents of the musical climaxes in my imaginary song that is too complicated for me to play.

there is too much to describe i guess because i have covered nothing as far as i am concerned with my description because words are raggedly designed building blocks to approximate what i have to convey. i am starting to feel rather tired and "could not be bothered-ish".

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12 Jul 2011, 10:04 am

b9 is an artist!



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12 Jul 2011, 10:14 am

chrissyrun wrote:
How do you make photos like that?


it is extremely involved and arduous to explain in the time frame i wish to allocate to this thread, however i will provide a quick background.

they are rooted in fractal iterations that are maligned and controlled by my own manipulation of them to express my own ideas.

there are so many variables that will influence a fractal sequence, that there are an infinite number of patterns that can be presented.

to think of the influencing variables and their affect on the resulting pattern is a matter of trial and error at first, but soon one becomes aware of a "trend" with certain variable experimental adjustments, and then you can understand what effect that variable has.
after a while it is possible to make an interesting picture, and after a longer while, you discover how to make multiple transparent layers that can be overlayed and compared with each other, and the differences or exceptions etc can be highlit with some lighting reaction.

when you can compile a multilayer shot, then it is time to write programs that can manipulate the variables continuously with loops that execute functions you write to iterate that part of the shot.

i can not comprehensively provide you with an answer i am afraid.
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12 Jul 2011, 10:32 am

here is one of my thoughts about surface tensions, and the inevitability of coalescence in a universe that has no quantum uncertainty (impossible i know, but still imaginable). (low res pic by necessity(! !! !!) )
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12 Jul 2011, 10:54 am

i have posted this before i know but i do think it is a good representation of the planet i sometimes dream i am a native of.

a planet where reality "peeps" through the imperfect "stitching" in the sky of it's reality to reveal a glimmer of hope to those that have a rocket ship to get up there and passage into the outside world and escape the frozen rigidity of life in this shown world.

it is beyond the escape velocity capacity of anyone on this world .

the only native of the world in my picture is me.

my world of autism is that world and i am alone in it and i have found a warm place to live because i like to be who i am so do not see this as a whine.



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12 Jul 2011, 11:21 am

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b9 is an artist!

i am not sure of the motivation behind your comment, but i will say that i am not an "artist".
i simply compile things i think (that can not be verbally expressed by me in less than 10 years of constant description) in alternative media that i am otherwise familiar with.



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12 Jul 2011, 11:28 am

that sounds like an artist to me



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12 Jul 2011, 12:49 pm

OneStepBeyond wrote:
that sounds like an artist to me


well i guess i think you are a nice person even though i do not agree about me being equivalent to an artist.

i have thought about it more and i know you are a nice person.
goodnight.



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12 Jul 2011, 1:17 pm

b9 wrote:
OneStepBeyond wrote:
that sounds like an artist to me


well i guess i think you are a nice person even though i do not agree about me being equivalent to an artist.

i have thought about it more and i know you are a nice person.
goodnight.


:D this made me beyond happy
goodnight!