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emda-randolph: Pixel Smearing 1. Group pixels in non-overlapping vertical and horizontal strips containing g members. Vertical/Horizontal orientation is selected randomly when there’s no danger of overlap. 2. Randomly select each strip of pixels and extrude (smear) it infinitely in a randomly selected direction that is perpendicular to the group’s orientation. 3. Inject an accent color based…
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Science works on the frontier between knowledge and ignorance. We’re not afraid to admit what we don’t know – there’s no shame in that. The only shame is to pretend that we have all the answers. Neil deGrasse Tyson adds to history’s finest definitions of science in the second episode of his Cosmos: A Spacetime…
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Here’s my simple cynical theory: 1. If the Obvious Method yields the Welcome Answer, the Obvious Method will be popular. 2. If the Obvious Method fails to yield the Welcome Answer, the Obvious Method will be unpopular. If #2 holds, then: 3. If a Non-Obvious Method yields the Welcome Answer, the Non-Obvious Method will be…
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littlelimpstiff14u2: ‘New Type Ceramics’ by Shigeki Hayashi Japanese artist Shigeki Hayashi creates life like figures made from ceramics, that are inspired by science fiction and manga. . Using traditional Japanese ceramic art, the artist takes it to the next level. The traditional method is being applied to modern works of art. “Hayashi Shigeki, from Tajimi…