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a very interesting art project I came across recently: the zoomquilt project - flash oriented mega huge and ultra cool
continuous art:
http://eviltree.de/zoomquilt/zoom.htm
I prefer to zoom out. how about you? advice: go slowly! there is much detail to be missed.
post your reactions and opinions...
That is the most interesting thing I have ever seen in a before.
To begin with, I zoomed in, and then I realised that the picture has started again.
Very cool, DC. Thanks for sharing it.
I also prefer zoom out ,amazing project,thanx for the link,for some reason i think on a big graffiti that i saw one time
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dude that is awesome- i loved how it looped. i actually started zooming in very slowly taking in the details, then i opted to zoom out and let it do the rest.
very awesome- my friends at work are going to love this.. ;)
Wow. The pure sense of imagination put into this is amazing. And I'm with you, I prefer to zoom out and stop every few seconds to take in the detail.
Thanks for sharing! Everyone I've shown agrees --- it's awesome.
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that's so amazing. i prefer zoom in... but the art, the details... too jawdropping. ^^;; thx for telling!
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That is so awesome! I went really slow so that i didn't miss anything, but going fast can make you a bit dizzy ^_^' Whats with the door that says fun, and the other one that says salvation?? very weird o_0
hah i saw this long ago on abs, pretty cool sutff i must say! haah i got caught up staring at it so closely that it almost seemed real....
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At first, it wouldn't go slow, but after a refresh, I managed to slow it down and actually check the detail. As above, it's awesome.
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whoa that is simply awesome... but aren't they over now, cause the ring is closed since we go back to the same
place :)
i zoom in, i prefer to go forward and follow the red ribbon XP
ahah i like the church / tower with the 2 doors on the left with "salvation" and "fun" :pacman:
that's the most amazing peice of artwork I've ever seen. It should be in the art museums!
I thought zooming in looked cooler because you could see minute detail getting bigger but it also hurt my eyes a bit so
I went through most of it zooming out :P
I prefer zoom in (felt kinda sick when I zoomed out! ^_^')
That was a very cool art tingy indeed!
thanks for sharing! ^_^
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Whoa that's pretty crazy. Not sure which I prefer, zooming in or out, as they both give me this psychadelic effect. Wonder how this was made and whoever came up with this idea must be quite the crazy artist :P
ah yes. i've seen that before. very chill thing a ma jig indeed. actually, there is something like that by another artist. it is an online graphic novel by scott mcloud. it isn't implimented as well but the premise is the same. in a way. he is also the author of those graphic novels discussing what comics are. oh well. thanks fot the link. keep it real real.
I prefer zooming in. This makes it easier to appreciate all the details, though zooming out very fast creates an incredicle optic experience. :)
Ahh... that's got to be one of the coolest things I've seen floating around the web. Creepy, but very, very cool. Thanks so much for sharing *^.~*
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