Weekly Abstract Week 10

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sUn

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3,560

• Oct 2, 2004

• #1

Welcome, to Week 10 of the GTPlanet.net Abstract Competition!

The Rules:

• Don't violate the AUP or TOS, or else your entry will be removed and you will be disqualified.
• No images larger than 610 x 610 will be accepted.
• If you have a question or problem about this competition please contact myself via; Private Messaging me, emailing me, or posting in this thread.
• If your entry is over 610x610 I repeat - Your entry will be disqualified.

The Objective:

• Have a maximum of 610x610 abstract entry by Saturday, October 9th 2004. The poll will be posted shortly thereafter.
• The theme of this week is: Electronics

If your unclear what the theme means be sure to ask! Good luck!

 

Event

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GTP_event / kevinr6287 (farming account)

• Oct 2, 2004

• #2

ignore.

 

S

sUn

(Banned)

3,560

• Oct 3, 2004

• #3

Yes, sir.

Let's have one bump for today.

 

Layzie

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hurcon1

• Oct 4, 2004

• #4

UPDATED & FINAL

I got lazy making the guitar... so you might see some rough spots

 

Event

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GTP_event / kevinr6287 (farming account)

• Oct 5, 2004

• #5

Layzie

UPDATED & FINAL

I got lazy making the guitar... so you might see some rough spots

Click to expand...

impressive! 👍 I might try some vector art for this one.

 

Layzie

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hurcon1

• Oct 5, 2004

• #6

Wow... I'm the only one so far?

 

Burnout

2,808

• Oct 7, 2004

• #7

I'm not thinking this is going to be a really popular theme for an abstract competition, judging by most people's artform in past competitions.

 

LoudMusic

10,687

Everywhere

• Oct 7, 2004

• #8

A friend of mine made this super cool picture in 9th grade art class. It had trees growing all funny and floating in the air with some other stuff which I can't remember. The art teacher, who seemed to be 200 years old at the time, told him that it was "not art", that it "broke the rules", and that he was "not allowed to make such art". His jaw hit the floor, the class went dead silent, and he said to her, "are you ****ing stupid?" She basically said that it is not permitted in art to use items from the real world in an unrealistic way. The old bat refused our examples of melting clocks and flying cows. I was shocked. She denied surealism as an art form. Well, so he and I gave her quite possibly the worst year of her teaching career from that point forward and she retired as soon as she was done with us. Actually she started taking many days off before the end of the year and our substituite teacher became the full time teacher the next year. Ms Kenny. She's an alright lady, she is. Great calves too. I think she was a serious golfer.

Anyway, nice work! Let's see some more (:

Oh I just remembered some things we did in that class. It was on the first floor, and she was so oblivious to her soroundings that we actually played a game where we would jump out the window and run around through the front door of the building and back to the classroom as many times as possible in one class period. I think our record was something in the range of 15 to 20 ... each ... in the same day. We also did fun stuff with the sinks. Scotch tape does wonders for the directional flow of water (:

 

tabs

2,421

Southern California

• Oct 8, 2004

• #9

LoudMusic, respect your elders f00.


Electronics? I've got nothing.

I've got to cut down on my smiley usage. 👎

 

Slick6

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• Oct 8, 2004

• #10

Final Entry

 

CDailey

13,818

Alabama

• Oct 8, 2004

• #11

Niiiiice. Both of you. 👍

Slick, do you have the original of that turntable?

 

Slick6

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• Oct 8, 2004

• #12

There you go Mr. ITR.
http://img5.exs.cx/img5/1981/xl300lg.jpg

 

CDailey

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Alabama

• Oct 8, 2004

• #13

Thanks!