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Uploaded: 08/30/23 10:29 AM GMT
The Bowl That Couldn't Count
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It's true; this bowl can't count or control itself!! That's one reason to send it on it's way to cyberspace:):):) Thanks for your comments.

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::corngrowth
08/30/23 3:08 PM GMT
Bruce, I see in your intriguing render some resemblance with the graphical technique that was used by M.C. Escher.
He depicted some impossibilities. When I look how the bowls are integrated to each other, I see a rather similar 'impossibility'.
Very fine art again, Buddy!
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.casechaser
08/30/23 3:24 PM GMT
You have many 3s and 4s, geometrically speaking, in your artwork. And, I love the diagonal going left to right of the layered bowls.
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::tigger3
08/30/23 3:25 PM GMT
This is one terrific render! tigs=^..^=
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.Starglow
08/31/23 12:17 AM GMT
A pretty bowl like that and it's about to go into cyberspace, I don't know about that!! It's to beautiful to let go. Awesome work!
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.za4em9
09/22/23 8:52 PM GMT
I think it's got some friends. Or alternate versions of itself. Or is it a Shrodinger's bowl? One who's not sure which position it is? Questions...
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