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[William Overington]

[William Overington]

[William Overington]

[Alfred]

[Affinity Rat]

It’s an obvious test for colour blindness! What do you see?

The first one is the progress of a drunken naked man down a crowded corridor.

[William Overington]

As it happens the physical original of the first image fell on the floor this morning.

But I can reconstruct it in its tray using the electronic version as a guide.

William

 

[Alfred]

1 minute ago, William Overington said:

the physical original of the first image

Coins? Tiddlywinks?? It hadn’t occurred to me that your image might have had a physical counterpart!!

[William Overington]

3 minutes ago, Alfred said:

Coins? Tiddlywinks??

No.

Making art from stuff recycled from the grocery shopping. Art materials at no extra cost.

William

 

[Affinity Rat]

9 minutes ago, William Overington said:

As it happens the physical original of the first image fell on the floor this morning.

Yeah, well that’ll teach ya!

[William Overington]

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[Affinity Rat]

[William Overington]

[William Overington]

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[Affinity Rat]

The red one, thats me!

Where R U?

[William Overington]

22 minutes ago, Affinity Rat said:

The red one, thats me!

 

[Affinity Rat]

Found U no longer hidden, you have been revealed,  naked exposed without your snow camo! 

 

[William Overington]

Ah, a derivate work!

William

 

[Affinity Rat]

Yes, the sincerest form of flattery!

[Alfred]

3 minutes ago, William Overington said:

Ah, a derivate work!

William

 

Or a deviRATe work?

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[William Overington]

6 minutes ago, William Overington said:

Ah, a derivate work!

William

 

Oops, that should have been

Ah, a derivative work!

William

 

 

[Affinity Rat]

5 minutes ago, Alfred said:

Or a deviRATe work?

There you go again, poking your pesky nose into our thread! 😊

[Affinity Rat]

8 minutes ago, Alfred said:

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Haha spelling error! 😊

[William Overington]

The original picture, and the disc version of it, are intended to be an impression of the English haiku (based on the Japanese original but not the same) of a pond, water lilies and a frog jumps into the water SPLASH!

I remember the haiku from when first introduced to haiku at a Creative Writing class.

I have just found this video. Not the same haiku as the one I remember had Splash as the final word.

William