Here are some words I made up: - Dilbinspontle - Bildriteen - Transubstantianism - Moobliatical - Shiltenfargret - Flabooshe - Poont
If you post an amusing or otherwise impressive definition for any of these words in the comments, I will tip you at least 100,000 millix. All comments on this post that include a definition will #Earn 10,000 millix. I'd like to know what you think about the images as well!
Name of Collection: "Math in Art" Set Title: "Cycle 7" Set Number: 7 of 8 Title (in order of appearance): "Twenty Five", "Twenty Six", "Twenty Seven", "Twenty Eight" Details: These images are part of a collection that revolves around the a central theme of the relationship of math to art.
I didn't mean to be away from tangled for 4 days; alas, there were many things going on with the holidays and whatnot. I don't know if any of y'all really keep up with the little stats I usually include with image sets, but if you do, you'll notice in this post that the set number indicates a maximum set number of 8 now instead of 21. A large portion of the files contained the other 13 sets were corrupted, and I'm actually kind of sad about that because some of the better images in the entire collection were lost. I was kind of excited to share some of those with you, but I guess there's nothing to be done about it. I hope all of you are well and your minds are at peace. -Will-
Name of Collection: "Math in Art" Set Title: "Cycle 6" Set Number: 6 of 8 Title (in order of appearance): "Twenty One", "Twenty Two", "Twenty Three", "Twenty Four" Details: These images are part of a collection that revolves around the a central theme of the relationship of math to art.
"This too shall pass". Always remember that. It has never, yet, proven itself to be false, in my experience. Ruminating on this mantra will make joy sweeter, and discomfort less discouraging. If you feel the darkness creeping into your mind, reach out to someone - anyone - including me, and make a point to be honest about how you feel. Delusion breeds and thrives in self-isolation. If you are stuck in your head its very likely that you end up encouraging yourself into a feedback loop of fear and a resulting inability to take decisive action. When you bounce ideas off of someone you can trust, an outside opinion can help point out the limitations of your understanding in a way that you cannot do on your own. I love you guys. -Will-
Name of Collection: "Math in Art" Set Title: "Cycle 5" Set Number: 5 of 21 Title (in order of appearance): "Seventeen", "Eighteen", "Nineteen", "Twenty" Details: These images are part of a collection that revolves around the a central theme of the relationship of math to art.