RE: Cross at world trade center memorial?
August 2, 2011 at 12:26 pm
(This post was last modified: August 2, 2011 at 12:29 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
Gingers may not have souls, but they do know how to draw squiggly lines. Celtic crosses, and celtic art in general is probably pleasing to you because you have a tendancy as a human being to seek pattern. You are rewarded for seeking pattern in those seemingly elaborate designs. They are in reality repetitions of a very simple set of figures. This made it easy for early artisans to add a lot of "detail" to pieces with the limited tools and techniques know to them. Two birds, one stone.
I'm doing some whittling on a new stock for my rifle primarily using knots, coils, and very simple and stylized figures of deer. (it's magic, and it will totally work)
I'm doing some whittling on a new stock for my rifle primarily using knots, coils, and very simple and stylized figures of deer. (it's magic, and it will totally work)
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