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I can also paint a rocket like that.

originally posted by: Baablacksheep
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I can also paint a rocket like that.

Ok. Have you? It is a 4 foot tall oil on Panel.

originally posted by: ManInRedShirt

Does this has a title?

Just a rocket... I like it

Honestly No Clue

originally posted by: NoClue

originally posted by: ManInRedShirt

Does this has a title?

Yes. It is a little torturous though. I called it hypertoroid after the topological model I used.

edit on 20-7-2019 by ManInRedShirt because: Screwed up

I am going to post a small Gallery of my paintings here along with relevant nomenclature, I will italicize the titles. I believe this is the only effective way to introduce myself.



blackhole binary

the interesting thing about this one, aside from my using a new model of a blackhole gravity well is the fact that I painted it over 4 years back and the first verified discovery of such an object was rather recent.

SKYQUAKE



The sneaky thing about this bit of neo-impressionist painting is the beads of pearls contrail in the sky at the end of which the bridge pylon obscures a hypothetical spy plane revealed by rolling sonic booms referred to in the name of a boat in fort Mason's harbor, SPY.

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Hello and welcome!

originally posted by: ManInRedShirt
SKYQUAKE

The sneaky thing about this bit of neo-impressionist painting is the beads of pearls contrail in the sky at the end of which the bridge pylon obscures a hypothetical spy plane revealed by rolling sonic booms referred to in the name of a boat in fort Mason's harbor, SPY.

The psycho adellics are working !!

I can almost feel the bliss.

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Carrier Landing

If you have ever landed on an aircraft carrier in foul weather, you should get this

Finch In Phenomenal Space Surprised By The Participation Of An Observer



I had stretched watercolor paper on my board and laid out sumi ink and some gouache when this little finch slammed into the wrong part of my open window and fell to the floor stunned. I carefully picked him up and put him at the front of my workspace near the open window. I did a few quick studies as he slowly awakened and then painted this large piece of paper with a few strokes right before he flew away from me.

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A little bird told me...

Your very gifted, i like the hypertoroid one.

Sincerely No Clue

Thanks, noclue

Calabi-Yau Manifold



In string theory a Calabi-Yau manifold is as close as you can get to a point in 3 dimensional space. Since it is a 6 dimensional point, I used color theory to activate optical illusion at the level of fine detail in order to suggest simultaneity.

Electromagnetism In The Form Of Sutro Tower



One of my series of panels on Fundamental Forces, Electromagnetism is here illustrated by Sutro tower, above San Francisco

originally posted by: ManInRedShirt
Thanks, noclue

Calabi-Yau Manifold

Now that's what i call a complete psycholgycal picture!
Is that me, or you?

Amazing work MIRS

originally posted by: NoClue

originally posted by: ManInRedShirt
Thanks, noclue

Calabi-Yau Manifold

Now that's what i call a complete psycholgycal picture!
Is that me, or you?

Amazing work MIRS

Sure. It is intentionally deceiving the eye. I think that makes it a psychoactive picture. That was my intent, at least. The eye through the optic nerve transmits vast amounts of data to the brain, so much in fact it has to be mediated in order to be reduced to recognizable input. This painting attempts to confuse that mediation and suggest a more than finite ( non-linear) interpretation of the mark.

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How long did it take to paint?

Sincerely No Clue

originally posted by: NoClue
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How long did it take to paint?

Sincerely No Clue

I work multiple paintings simultaneously as oil paint requires extensive drying before over-painting and my style requires many layers of approach. This was part of my Manifold series which consisted of perhaps 10 works in different media. The series took about 14 months to execute.

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Why choose this particular one to share?

NC

originally posted by: NoClue
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Why choose this particular one to share?

NC

It’s a good one?

I guess as well it best exemplifies my style. I think my best work revolves around a quantum aesthetic. My first successful series in oil was something I called Simplexity where I developed the ground with layers of the kind of knots described in loop quantum Gravity. The Manifolds either describe cosmological or quantum theoretical systems. Seems fit for ATS.