Shrinking Hexadecagons and Growing Octagons

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Squares Growing One units at a Time

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Interconnected Curves with Expanding Distances

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Ever Narrowing Zig Zags and Their Overlapped Reflections

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Whole Number Divisors of 360 Resulting in Whole Numbers: CMYK Colored Dots

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Rotation Experiment: Perpendicular Shrinking Circles: B&W and Colored: Near and Far

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Abstracting Mona Lisa

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The Symbiote's Effect on the Mind

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Divisors of 360 Resulting in Whole Numbers: 10x10 Grid

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Divisors of 360 Resulting in Whole Numbers: Dot Gradient

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A thought I had a while back

I remember having this revelation in college. I was gonna make a strip about it but didn't know how to go about it so I thought I would mention it and see what people's reactions were. Anyways, here was my thought process that some of you might find interesting:

Comics are images in deliberate sequence
Written language is symbolic imagery in deliberate sequence
written language is a form of comics

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Spinning Discs with Holes: Opaque, Translucent, and Color Translucent

Here is another strip I made a few different versions of and want your opinions on.

What do you think of the differences in these strips? Do you prefer one to another?

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Spiral 18/20: Spiral Spiral: 100% Opacity & 50% Opacity

I don't know which of these I like better. What is your opinion? If I were to show one publicly, which would be the stronger piece?

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Spiral 18/20: Arch Spiral: Black, White, and Transparent

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Puck and Bloat #1

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The Legend of the Rotating Bursts Doomed to an Existence of Repetition

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(enlarged version highly recommended)

Circles 1

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Squares 1

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