Sticks V2 by abmlober

Fractal • Abstract • posted on Feb 06, 2007

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Description

A re-work of the code. Nearly without errors. You may find one if you look closely.

Comments (22)

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globalpuffer

7:05PM | Tue, 06 February 2007

It's a pipe dream.. There's no error that I can see. It's a pretty cool idea. Very neat pattern. The thumb nail makes it look kinda boring but I'm glad I took a closer look.

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kansas

9:12PM | Tue, 06 February 2007

I like it. My eyesight isn't as good as it once was, so I don't see any errors.

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vdallas

11:50PM | Tue, 06 February 2007

You create images that reflect your culture's subtle/powerful influence. Imagination that leads us to other places. Enjoy your creativity!

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aztek

1:00AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

Who wants to look for errors, for heaven's sake! This is art, Andreas, and it is lovely :)

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fractalchemist

1:23AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

Hehehehe! I never see errors until it is too late, Andy! And I need new glasses....Great sticks as always. Still wrapped up in homework for Janet's class, see you later! Evie

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eras50

3:38AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

I can't see any errors but what if there were some? Art is not about perfection, it's a way of seeing life, and life is full of errors. This is beautiful.

Harmen

5:00AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

cool design Andreas @};-

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CarolSassy

5:30AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

I'm seeing colored tinker toys before my eyes! lol q-: I really like this one! Great choice of colors! Fantastic work! (:

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clifftoppler

6:13AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

The zoom is impressive. A larger monitor becomes a must for it strays beyond my viewable capacity but downloading a copy should enable a compromise size. I like the choice of subdued colouring. It becomes restful to the eyes and allows you to quietly contemplate and it is a picture for such service.

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algra

9:07AM | Wed, 07 February 2007

Dont't see them directly. Only at a distance of about 5 m. (staying in my bathroom!), I can see some irregularities, maybe errors. But thanks to 'errors', transistors exist, thanks transistors chips, thanks chips computers and thanks to computers we have our hobby. So vivat error!

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