The Link the photo game thread

[Bruno28]

Ahem, not to be a smart alec but...

' In ancient Greece wreaths were awarded to victors, both in athletic competitions, including the ancient Olympics, and in poetic meets'





The national gallery of Scotland in Edinburgh (aka the Athens of the North).

The bicycles are an added bonus. (The soup tins were a temperory aberration)

[Veronica]

Ahem, not to be a smart alec but...

' In ancient Greece wreaths were awarded to victors, both in athletic competitions, including the ancient Olympics, and in poetic meets'

If Homer truly existed, the date of his birth is usually 850 - 800 BC. The laurel wreath was only awarded at the Pythian games. The laurel was the symbol of Apollo and the Pythian games were in honor of him. These didn't start until 600 BC or so, but did have poetry and music competitions. Thus you are unlikely to found a bust of Homer with a laurel wreath. Of course you could always make one in photoshop.


Veronica

[HillSlugger]

[solobiker]

[BleeckerSt_Girl]

As a technical illustrator, it's really bothering me that on those 10 cans of soup the flavor names are crooked and not curved in perspective to the same extent as the other label elements above and below them. It's a curse, I tell you!

[TsPoet]

[TsPoet]

As a technical illustrator, it's really bothering me that on those 10 cans of soup the flavor names are crooked and not curved in perspective to the same extent as the other label elements above and below them. It's a curse, I tell you!

I hate to tell you how much time I've wasted trying to get a view of Warhol's soup can(s) to see how he did it. The images on web pages are small - but it looks to me like he did it just that way - with flat words on the side of the "round" can.
Blame Andy.

[Zen]

Some seem to be curv-ish and some not.
Or maybe that's what happens when you stare at them too long

[Bruno28]

If Homer truly existed, the date of his birth is usually 850 - 800 BC. The laurel wreath was only awarded at the Pythian games. The laurel was the symbol of Apollo and the Pythian games were in honor of him. These didn't start until 600 BC or so, but did have poetry and music competitions. Thus you are unlikely to found a bust of Homer with a laurel wreath. Of course you could always make one in photoshop.


Veronica

I retire defeated. I did know that Homer probably wasn't real though.

[Veronica]

Not defeated, now you have more "useless" information crammed into your brain.

Veronica

[Bruno28]

To resume normal service.....

[HillSlugger]

[Mr. Bloom]