River

[Mwerp]

http://flashflashrevolution.com/albums/Mwerp-s-User-Gallery/river2.png

There's actually meaning in this one.

[Cenright]

Interesting. It gives me the feeling of industruial irrigation or water ways for a half-underwater city.

The lighter pentagon in the center would be a landing area. The center of the pentagon is the pumping area. (has the four black holes). At the top of the pentagon in the dark, there is a light area that would be the airlock.

[Privateer]

It looks nice. Its symmetry wrecks it, though.

[Moogy]

Very nice.

Privateer : Stop taking crack.

[Cenright]

I like the symmetry. It fills out nicely.

And here is the pentagon idea for those that are visually challenged.
Look at it and then go back to the first and find out if you can then see it.

[fusi0n]

i usually don't like works with a lot of symmetry either, but that looks very nice.

[Mwerp]

Hmm.. odd interpretation. This was actually for school, representing a theme of the book Huckleberry Finn. I'll paste my rough draft interpretation:

"The bottom of the image is black representing how slaves were put at the bottom of society, the top is white

The interruption in the middle is the river, and it has a mix of black and blue to represent the unity between Huck and Jim; at the bottom it has little colour, mostly grey, and as you scan upwards the "river" gains more colour progressively and becomes lighter and more saturated, representing how Huck accepts and considers Jmi as a real person and friend."

[Cenright]

Hmm.. odd interpretation. This was actually for school, representing a theme of the book Huckleberry Finn. I'll paste my rough draft interpretation:

"The bottom of the image is black representing how slaves were put at the bottom of society, the top is white

The interruption in the middle is the river, and it has a mix of black and blue to represent the unity between Huck and Jim; at the bottom it has little colour, mostly grey, and as you scan upwards the "river" gains more colour progressively and becomes lighter and more saturated, representing how Huck accepts and considers Jmi as a real person and friend."


And the vertical river?

[fusi0n]

book theme, waterway for half-underground cities; it’s all the same to me.

[Mwerp]

And the vertical river?

The darker area is all the river. It's both vertical and horizontal. It branches. It's the darker part of that larger render.