Dang! Just can't get them brain-parts to stick together! Aren't they supposed to lock in somehow?
Not sure. I'm of two minds. And so am I.
what is the sound of one brain clapping?
Hah! I think you've put your finger on why these images are so intriguing. Ordinarily, if a person were doing this with an actual brain, the sound would be mushy, and involve some sloshing. But the image makes it dry, and looks more like clicking. Or, in the case of the upper left hand one that's springing apart, smucking.
GVB is champing at the bit for us to put audio on this piece. So this soundless image is just a draft.
door-closing
awesome! thanks bill.
Coconut half-shells a la Python
I have half a mind to make a comment.
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- sally mckay 11-17-2008 3:12 pm
Dang! Just can't get them brain-parts to stick together! Aren't they supposed to lock in somehow?
- M.Jean 11-18-2008 12:22 am
Not sure. I'm of two minds. And so am I.
- mr. g. (guest) 11-18-2008 1:35 am
what is the sound of one brain clapping?
- rd (guest) 11-18-2008 1:43 pm
Hah! I think you've put your finger on why these images are so intriguing. Ordinarily, if a person were doing this with an actual brain, the sound would be mushy, and involve some sloshing. But the image makes it dry, and looks more like clicking. Or, in the case of the upper left hand one that's springing apart, smucking.
- M.Jean 11-18-2008 3:06 pm
GVB is champing at the bit for us to put audio on this piece. So this soundless image is just a draft.
- sally mckay 11-18-2008 5:09 pm
door-closing
- bill 11-18-2008 5:22 pm
awesome! thanks bill.
- sally mckay 11-18-2008 5:30 pm
Coconut half-shells a la Python
- mr. g. (guest) 11-19-2008 3:25 am
I have half a mind to make a comment.
- joester (guest) 11-20-2008 3:28 am