Experimental sideways study

[BobDavid]

Here's a sketch of a concept. The interplay between patterns and chaos in mundane situations is calling out to me. I wonder what this search will reveal/uncover.

[luxborealis]

Brilliant - keep experimenting! It's not what we're used to seeing here, but that exactly why it's helpful. You're work is a great reminder of the creative possibilities within.

[RSL]

I think Terry's right, but I have to admit that looking at it makes me dizzy.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Terry and Russ are both right. Fantastic!
This a wonderful exploration you are embarked on. I look forward to the next several surprises.

[BobDavid]

I think Terry's right, but I have to admit that looking at it makes me dizzy.

I got dizzy working on it. And then I got really dizzy when I flipped it sideways. That's when I figured it was time to go to bed.

[BobDavid]

A newer edition--not as dizzy as the first

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

This one is delightful.

[Mjollnir]

It's odd, and I really like odd.

Nicely executed.

[RSL]

Much easier on the eyes and the brain.

[BobDavid]

Much easier on the eyes and the brain.

It's almost there. Thanks for the encouragement. Sometimes my work veers off into the chaotic danger zone.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

It's almost there. Thanks for the encouragement. Sometimes my work veers off into the chaotic danger zone.

That keeps it from being boring.