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Originally posted by inspiringyouth
Im not a clone, Im very open minded I never said that you guys are tottally wrong, I just said that aleins trying to communicate with us thru crop circles isn't that far fetched. I mean if you wanted to get a message to someone but that someone would kill you and study your body parts wouldn't you want to be evvassive about it.
Originally posted by jra
The point of creating art is not to take credit for it. The point of creating art is just that. Creating something you like. I'd have to disagree that the artist would be the first to come forward.[edit on 31-8-2005 by jra]
Originally posted by jra
Ooooo got more.
The following one was created by 3 people for the National Geographic. It took them 5 hours (including breaks). It's 200ft in size
This couldn't be... no... wait, yes... it is a blue print *gasp*
Now i'd say that one is definately pretty complex.
[edit on 31-8-2005 by jra]
Originally posted by Vinci
I didn't notice that, cool. How could one shade it like that though?
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by Vinci
I didn't notice that, cool. How could one shade it like that though?
I thought it was already explained, ropes and boards...
The 3D aspect of crop circles is the most compelling thing that shows crop circles are not made by "artist" haoxers IMHO.
How they are made I have no idea, but it sure aint ropes and boards.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by Vinci
I didn't notice that, cool. How could one shade it like that though?
I thought it was already explained, ropes and boards...
The 3D aspect of crop circles is the most compelling thing that shows crop circles are not made by "artist" haoxers IMHO.
How they are made I have no idea, but it sure aint ropes and boards.
Originally posted by Frosty
If you look at the pictures closer towards the face design you will see that the crops are bent in different directions (patterns) which when viewed from above accounts for any 'shading' effect.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by Frosty
If you look at the pictures closer towards the face design you will see that the crops are bent in different directions (patterns) which when viewed from above accounts for any 'shading' effect.
Well that's the point isn't it?
How do explain that being done with ropes and boards AT NIGHT?
As you can see it's not just crops flatened down with boards.
Look at any man-made circle, and you can see they are not 3 dimentional in any way.
[edit on 31/8/2005 by ANOK]