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Algo wrote:
> That is one of the most beautiful CGI images I have ever seen.
I'm surprised to hear such comments about this image. It's 2d, and there
is no real theme to it. Thanks!
Sam
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"stbenge" <stb### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
news:4865e6a8@news.povray.org...
> I'm interested to know what pictures you guys see in this.
I see a lazy artist <g>.
Sorry, couldn't resist, that's the first thing that comes to my mind with
art that "is whatever you think it is".
That said, it is pleasant to look at.
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somebody wrote:
> "stbenge" <stb### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
> news:4865e6a8@news.povray.org...
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>> I'm interested to know what pictures you guys see in this.
>
> I see a lazy artist <g>.
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> Sorry, couldn't resist, that's the first thing that comes to my mind with
> art that "is whatever you think it is".
Ah, my first negative response! I didn't intend for this image to be
anything other than something for people to see images in. It's supposed
to accomplish the task very well, not poorly. In fact, the goal is to
force a "mind manifesting" experience in the viewer, and I used ideas
built up from such states to make it.
So to answer your first comment, let me say that I produced this image
because I'm uninspired, not lazy :)
Sam
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I see a monkey's face centre-left, a Giger alien dead centre, and the
overwhelming impression that if you look at this universe on a quantum scale,
it's all gothic architecture.
Bill
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Very cool! Pareidolia is always fun.
I was first immediately reminded of the shroud of Turin, not the image,
but more the "texture" of it.
The middle spot reminds me of a limitless pillared space, and I see
gardens at the top and bottom.
--
-The Mildly Infamous Blue Herring
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stbenge <stb### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
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> I'm interested to know what pictures you guys see in this. I wonder if
> you will see something here, even if you're not the type to normally see
> faces in trees and such.
>
> Sam
Well the first things that jumped out at me were Kali, a kabuto helmet (see
link) and several of the creatures from "Space Invaders".
http://www.japanese-armor.com/images/products/2083-gt.jpg
It's an interesting project. Thanks for sharing it.
Best Regards,
Mike C.
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I see a dog at the center, some oriental dancers or Samurai, a halberd
and.. it remember me somehow an aged and faded carpet...
Nice work!
;-)
Paolo
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Bill Pragnell wrote:
> I see a monkey's face centre-left, a Giger alien dead centre, and the
> overwhelming impression that if you look at this universe on a quantum scale,
> it's all gothic architecture.
I see gothic architecture as well, but I assure you that the smallest
indivisible pigment here is granite :)
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Blue Herring wrote:
> Very cool! Pareidolia is always fun.
Hey, I learned a new word today :)
> I was first immediately reminded of the shroud of Turin, not the image,
> but more the "texture" of it.
You're the third person to voice this observation.
> The middle spot reminds me of a limitless pillared space, and I see
> gardens at the top and bottom.
Thanks for the reply.
Sam
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Mike the Elder wrote:
> Well the first things that jumped out at me were Kali, a kabuto helmet (see
> link) and several of the creatures from "Space Invaders".
>
> http://www.japanese-armor.com/images/products/2083-gt.jpg
I've seen similar images in there as well.
> It's an interesting project. Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you for your interest~
Sam
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