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dalefBRONZE Member dubbles extraordinaire 36 posts Location: USA
Posted: So the chain of inspiration started with this video by Rob H.
Brilliant.
Which then quickly moved to MCP posting this:
Equally Brilliant.
Then I joined the shenanigans with this:
Who's next?
mcpPLATINUM Member Flying Water Muppet 5,276 posts Location: Edin-borrow., United Kingdom
Posted: W I N
"the now legendary" - Kaskade "the still legendary" - Kaskade
I spunked in my friend's aquarium and the fish ate it. I love all fish. Especially the pink ones. They are my bitches. - Anon.
bls337BRONZE Member staff enthusiast 21 posts Location: Eugene, Oregon, USA
Posted: Damn. Thanks for posting these. I should make a video.
These kinds of patterns are great for when your audience is surrounding you, it brings more people into the illusion. When the audience is looking at you from one direction, like on a stage or in a video, I think these 3D patterns lose some of their visual appeal.
I was thinking that perhaps in a situation where your audience is in front of you, you could offset the pattern at a diagonal so they can see both staves. I'll have to go look in a mirror and see if it works, it might destroy the integrity of the illusion. I guess your orientation to the audience is key.
I really like the idea of doing doubles patterns offset at diagonals, wall plane or otherwise. So an anti-spin would move through an X shape instead of a + shape.
Just some thoughts that probably belong in the staff discussion forums.
dalefBRONZE Member dubbles extraordinaire 36 posts Location: USA