Juggling rings by dochtersions
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Made with Apophysis.
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Juggling rings
you learn young,
old has done.
Rings.
ring caterpillar
ring snake
ring stabbing
ring finger
ring shapes
ring worms
ring binder
ring leader
ring master
ring road.
Round is the ring,
ring, ring, the phone go's,
ring back!
Just joking with rings.
Perhaps there are words in, that are not that way in English.
And maybe you will now instinctively search for words with 'ring'.
Then 'throw it in the ring' :D
Comments (40)
fantastic flame! you don't need a 3d hack to give apophysis a whole new dimension.
Exellent werk en kleuren.
Interesting work , Mies !Very good rings!
Ring around the rosy Pocket full of posies ashes, ashes, all fall down. This rhyme was related to the Bubonic Plague. It is odd when you find out the meaning of something many years after you first heard it. I think this image is wonderful Mies. Reminds me of the Slinky toys. Not at all related.. :) But this rhyme is what I thought of, when I read your rings. :) Have a great day. :)
wonderful image!!!!!!!!
Fantastic, complex, yet full of harmony!
Splendid creation!!!!
Gorgeous rings and details, Mies!!!
WONDERFUL WORK
"She sighs and you're feeling Like a toy on a string And your heart goes: "Ring-a-ding ding, ring-a-ding ding, ring-a-ding ding" (Frank Sinatra song) Ring-a-ding ding and Ringworld (book by Larry Niven), came into my head. There is also the word ringside. Beautiful image! I love the wild confusion of the rings and the center ring which shows a way through the confusion to the other side. It made me think that in this world of mad chaos, if we can keep an eye on the center of our lives, on what is important, we will come come through alright. Your work so often sets my mind off on journeys, meandering through thoughts and emotions. This has such beautiful motion, complexity, and light. Wonderful image and words!