hey that’s clever.
I like this a lot.
not as much as charlie though.
maybe you’re slow or maybe not.
my average is one square inch per day (10 hours)
so I think you do allright.
hell more than alright, you do great mate
love scott
Anon: Yes, coloured pencils…may slowly move into colour, maybe not…colour felt right for this idea.
Scott#1: I agree Charlie (and his ten shoes) walks all over this, this is just a quickie….I’m like greased lightening then
Scott#2: Who woulda thunk it, two Scotts within two minutes of each other - it’s a regular gathering of the highland clans…and yes it is a colour blindness test pattern. Speaking of blind they might be a good sobriety test tonight as well.
Interesting take on the topic… and well done. I was always afraid as a kid that I wasn’t going to be able to see what I was supposed to see in those dang things… but alas, no color-blindness here.
Excellent! You really came up with such a neat interpretation and a very cool way to execute it! I will agree with many of the other comments..looking at it makes me feel quite dizzy…must be the hidden ingredient!
I can read it! I can read it! I can read it! IT’s written: “Once upon a time there was this tiny bird who was living in a tiny….” I WANT TO KNOW WHAT’S NEXT!!!!!!!
Ha! There is at least one in the test book that is entirely random (just to push your anxiety levels up!). I was having these tests on a regular basis at one time and could recite them off by heart - I often wondered why there wasn’t a random computer generated version .. this is fabulous Detlef!
Clever!! As per usual, you always have the most brilliant take on the subject. Though… I have to confess that as I was puzzling out the dots, I first thought it read “ass” which is certainly a unique flavour, but you know… just a wee bit crass!
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Oh dear, afraid I might be allergic to what has been hidden! Not allergic to your image though ... well done!! Am I looking at coloured pencils?
Posted by Anonymous on 31.12.05 at 05.23pm
hey that’s clever.
I like this a lot.
not as much as charlie though.
maybe you’re slow or maybe not.
my average is one square inch per day (10 hours)
so I think you do allright.
hell more than alright, you do great mate
love scott
Posted by scott hollingsworth on 31.12.05 at 05.26pm
Very nice, like the colors - these patterns are how they test for color blindness, no?
Posted by Scott on 31.12.05 at 05.28pm
Anon: Yes, coloured pencils…may slowly move into colour, maybe not…colour felt right for this idea.
Scott#1: I agree Charlie (and his ten shoes) walks all over this, this is just a quickie….I’m like greased lightening then
Scott#2: Who woulda thunk it, two Scotts within two minutes of each other - it’s a regular gathering of the highland clans…and yes it is a colour blindness test pattern. Speaking of blind they might be a good sobriety test tonight as well.
Posted by Detlef on 31.12.05 at 05.37pm
Hee Hee nice one. One of my favorite food groups!
love
Posted by The Unknown on 31.12.05 at 08.18pm
Very funny - what does it say to colour blind people?
Posted by Caroline on 31.12.05 at 11.02pm
Clever, clever boy! I think I had your colour-blindness test for dinner last night.
love Scott
Posted by andrea on 01.01.06 at 03.12am
this is fun and clever! you used great colours and this is just so neat!!! I bet no one else will use this flavour!
Posted by valgalart on 01.01.06 at 03.37am
I’m thinkin MSG? This might be a great flavor for a new “Sumo Gum”. Like the concept.
Posted by cosmos on 01.01.06 at 05.41am
Caroline: Very perceptive question, one of my colleagues at work is colour blind and I’ll run it by him when people get back from holidays.
Valgart: I tried to use the same colours that they’d use in a Ishihara test.
Scott#3 (aka Andrea): Joining the clan? It’s way too early on New Year’s Day to be messing with my mind
Et al: thanks
Posted by Detlef on 01.01.06 at 07.15am
Interesting take on the topic… and well done. I was always afraid as a kid that I wasn’t going to be able to see what I was supposed to see in those dang things… but alas, no color-blindness here.
Posted by Christian on 01.01.06 at 07.17am
Just looking at this makes my ears ring and my vision blur. Have a great new year and draw much. Say hi to Charlie too.
Posted by janey on 01.01.06 at 09.13am
Isn’t that ironic? All the flavors come from MSG…
Posted by miragee on 01.01.06 at 10.56pm
Coffee spluttered all over my keyboard in shock at a totally colour piece. I love it, such a witty concept. Happy New Year.
Posted by Julie Oakley on 02.01.06 at 08.23pm
Excellent! You really came up with such a neat interpretation and a very cool way to execute it! I will agree with many of the other comments..looking at it makes me feel quite dizzy…must be the hidden ingredient!
Posted by carla on 02.01.06 at 09.36pm
I can read it! I can read it! I can read it! IT’s written: “Once upon a time there was this tiny bird who was living in a tiny….” I WANT TO KNOW WHAT’S NEXT!!!!!!!
Posted by Merlinprincesse on 03.01.06 at 07.20am
Such an original way of doing the theme ... very funny!
Posted by Karen Winters on 04.01.06 at 03.12am
I’M easily amused, heheheehee.
Posted by Anonymous on 05.01.06 at 12.39pm
Ha! There is at least one in the test book that is entirely random (just to push your anxiety levels up!). I was having these tests on a regular basis at one time and could recite them off by heart - I often wondered why there wasn’t a random computer generated version .. this is fabulous Detlef!
Posted by Elaine on 05.01.06 at 10.00pm
Clever!! As per usual, you always have the most brilliant take on the subject. Though… I have to confess that as I was puzzling out the dots, I first thought it read “ass” which is certainly a unique flavour, but you know… just a wee bit crass!
Posted by wee on 06.01.06 at 10.34am