ANOMALY by Brendan

Bryce • (none) • posted on Jan 02, 2002

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Try not to cross your eyes !

Comments (11)

RayTraz

7:03PM | Wed, 02 January 2002

Two or three more steps you'll be Escher& Vasarelli in one Brendan =)

sturdi

7:15PM | Wed, 02 January 2002

I like it! I am getting dizzy!

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Sasha_Maurice

10:17PM | Wed, 02 January 2002

cool! looking at this makes me want to dig out my rubiks cube for some hands on confusion, thanks for the neat-o eye candy.

gravenrobber

1:36AM | Thu, 03 January 2002

sweet....................:)

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vapo

9:30AM | Thu, 03 January 2002

Damn cool render! I feel myself like this sometimes... ;o)

PunkClown

6:50PM | Fri, 04 January 2002

Brilliant! Now THIS belongs in a gallery of post-millenium OP-ART!! The little Glasshopper once again stands in awe... :-)>

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artistheat

10:13PM | Fri, 04 January 2002

Very cool design,I like the way you put the blocks

aabrownjr

3:10AM | Sat, 05 January 2002

I like this image. But I see you are using some of the principles of design but not all of them, you use the box to break the pattern whitch is good. But you chaned the colers you were using for the balls witch was a bad choice.

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Black

6:05PM | Sun, 06 January 2002

Intresting IDEA youve put together here... I don't think I would ever manage to come up with it! And I just HATE to have to agree with the use of the secondary colors.. they don't usually work too well with Black&White thresholds... but when you give it a quick scroll, you can notice how it actually "Pops out"! Maybe it IS a good choice.. anyhow.. Its a great work that few would have thought of!

Little Red

7:09PM | Wed, 16 January 2002

This image makes me think of a quote from Thoreau.. "I did not wish to take a cabin passage, but rather to go before the mast and onto the deck of the world."

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