[Joy](173)101025
Previously:
[Manley's sketches of things](181)101013,
[A drawing of a duck](38)101014,
[Engineering](158)101015,
[Squirrels in history](119)101016,
[Uncouth](19)101017,
[Sugar is a natural preservative and if kept in a cool dry place will keep indefinitely](18)101018,
[Terracotta pie](20)101019,
[Padiddle](10)101020,
[Castle triangle](10)101021,
[UVB-76](53)101022,
[Brimstone](45)101023,
[Oslo](157)101024
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:19,
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Previously:
[Manley's sketches of things](181)101013,
[A drawing of a duck](38)101014,
[Engineering](158)101015,
[Squirrels in history](119)101016,
[Uncouth](19)101017,
[Sugar is a natural preservative and if kept in a cool dry place will keep indefinitely](18)101018,
[Terracotta pie](20)101019,
[Padiddle](10)101020,
[Castle triangle](10)101021,
[UVB-76](53)101022,
[Brimstone](45)101023,
[Oslo](157)101024
Thank you.
Incidentally, one person has 'solved' it.
Not that is it strictly speaking a puzzle, but I have decided not to explain the titles or the methodology.
If people do get it, I'd rather that they PM me than 'out' it, although I shall not cry or anything.
These are all drawn in ink in a single book.
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:26,
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Not that is it strictly speaking a puzzle, but I have decided not to explain the titles or the methodology.
If people do get it, I'd rather that they PM me than 'out' it, although I shall not cry or anything.
These are all drawn in ink in a single book.
technical question
these images all appear to be hosted on blogspot, my pictures always end up with a red x if i try and use the ones from my blog.
how're you getting them to work (or had b3ta just started allowing them since i last tried)?
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:29,
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how're you getting them to work (or had b3ta just started allowing them since i last tried)?
Dunno,
I just copy the image location from my blog.
Not quite ready to make it open yet though - not till I have scanned these in, instead of using my camera 'phone.
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:38,
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Not quite ready to make it open yet though - not till I have scanned these in, instead of using my camera 'phone.
is it logical? or is there some mad leap of faith required?
I may be intrigued if it's the former. Very annoyed with the latter.
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:31,
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No leap of faith.
The chap who knows it can be given the title and (with a little research that anyone could do) sketch roughly what I will draw now.
You'd struggle to get the titles from the images though.
To be fair, he had an advantage because my annotations are in a format which his industry uses.
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:38,
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You'd struggle to get the titles from the images though.
To be fair, he had an advantage because my annotations are in a format which his industry uses.
I apologise for repetition, but I am trying to do one of these per day at the moment and I did not post one yesterday as I was away.
I like this one though - only took a couple of hours to do.
Tomorrow I shall do [Sorrow](135)101026.
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:24,
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Tomorrow I shall do [Sorrow](135)101026.
The odds are stacked in favour of this !
Sell your idea to Ikea !
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:25,
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Very nice, this one!
I just remembered something. A mate of mine who attented the royal school for fine arts in The Hague had some stickers printed which said 'fuck art'.
He used to take his sticker sheet along and put a sticker on every piece of pretentious wank he saw.
/Edit: I did click 'I like this', in case I wasn't clear
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:26,
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He used to take his sticker sheet along and put a sticker on every piece of pretentious wank he saw.
/Edit: I did click 'I like this', in case I wasn't clear
that sounds suspiciously like an art project
did someone else make smaller stickers to put on his stickers?
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:31,
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I wrote 'Art is whatever the fuck you want it to be." in chalk above the cash machine at the Dundee University Union.
The Duncan of Jordanstone College Of Art students varnished it.
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Mon 25 Oct 2010, 19:48,
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The instruction books from Ikea more more difficult with every product...!!
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