perspective, scale, tangents and escape – late last century’s rainy day fun.

Posted on March 31, 2012January 8, 2014 by hey, that tickles

Published by hey, that tickles

blowing bubbles of giggling somethingness and why-not-itude, a creative laxative, a provocateur of visual burps and farts (ie: until the end of 2019 as design department head at the creative circus, and frequent side-hustley designer of brandy designy stuff) – but also my every-other-time-o'-day approach. hopefully this stuff is easily sharable, lots funner than having to read a lot, and not a big investment of time. i hope you enjoy. View all posts by hey, that tickles

3 thoughts on “perspective, scale, tangents and escape – late last century’s rainy day fun.”

anntmoore March 31, 201210:28 am Reply

Interesting, when the near and the far are right next to each other: paradoxical, impossible, right there for anyone to see. The importance of the frame. Well done.

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1. hey, that tickles April 1, 201212:42 pm Reply
  
  and the book i’m holding is small. or my hands are huge. thanks!
  
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JOHN March 31, 201211:58 am Reply

DON’T BE MAD AT ME, BUT AS I WAS OPENING YOU E-MAIL I NOTICED A STRANGE SMELL. WELL HERE ARE FEET WITH SOCKS ON AND WHEW, I FOUND OUT WHEN I LOOKED AROUND THAT I HAD NOT TAKEN OUT THE GARBAGE. BUT. I STILL LUV YA MAN.

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