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Creativity thread

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Please share anything you make in any way.

So, some examples: drawing, photography, digital art, painting, illustration, knitting, weaving, baking etc etc.

I will upload something myself at some point soon.

It doesn't have to be your own if you would like to share something from someone/somewhere else that you like.

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  • https://on.soundcloud.com/jN4a8QyJDkrvvSlaon

    PICNIC, a remix of National Park from Pokèmon Silver and Gold. Might not be real instruments, but I’m still really proud how it turned out.

  • in reply to profdanger
    profdanger said:
    I plugged in all the notes using what I lovingly call the “drag and drop method,” where I use a mouse to click in each individual note.

    Hehehe  That's seems very familiar to me - earlier on in this thread I shared an image of a white aeroplane model with distinct strips of bare metal exposed on the surface.  It represents an aeroplane that when it first went supersonic had patches of paint peel off of it.  By carefully relating to period photographs i applied hundreds of individual pieces of masking tape over the metal finish i had applied, before spraying the white, then gloss coating and polishing it flat to replicate it!

    Hehe I have a suggestion for another work for you - maybe entitle it (with a nod to the Enya song) "Monotropic Flow"

    best wishes

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  • in reply to profdanger
    profdanger said:
    I plugged in all the notes using what I lovingly call the “drag and drop method,” where I use a mouse to click in each individual note.

    Hehehe  That's seems very familiar to me - earlier on in this thread I shared an image of a white aeroplane model with distinct strips of bare metal exposed on the surface.  It represents an aeroplane that when it first went supersonic had patches of paint peel off of it.  By carefully relating to period photographs i applied hundreds of individual pieces of masking tape over the metal finish i had applied, before spraying the white, then gloss coating and polishing it flat to replicate it!

    Hehe I have a suggestion for another work for you - maybe entitle it (with a nod to the Enya song) "Monotropic Flow"

    best wishes

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