Find sweets

9 Responses

1. Florin Capota

   Hi Richard, thought i'd join in your discussion with an related example. I also feel using this method results in a not that big number of possible solutions and as you stated you could end up with an already made solution.
   So it's true, not the most "creative" method but also when used properly and unforced, the solutions created by compounding can result in good visuals.

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   11 months ago

2. Rich Baird

   Nice idea and thanks for jumping in with your thoughts.

   I think if you add a smaller stroke between the handle and sweet that would send it a little further in the magnifying glass direction.

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   11 months ago

3. Tomas Vateha

   both are great

   11 months ago

4. Florin Capota

   @Rich Baird yea you are right, that would help a lot, cheers! anyway this was just for the sake of the play :) ; Thanks @Tomas Vateha ;

   11 months ago

5. krishnachaitanya

   looks great! :)

   11 months ago

6. John Provencher

   really interesting mark

   11 months ago

7. Victor Setyono

   so sweet..

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   11 months ago

8. Robert Bree

   so simple and nice.

   11 months ago

9. Florin Capota

   Thanks @krishnachaitanya ,@John Provencher , @Victor Setyono , @Robert Bree for the nice words

   10 months ago