setthegearshift
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- May 21, 2010
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Why not start the discussion. So I'm gonna assume understable compliment to the ion. Any other speculations?
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Timko said:Well, looks like some DGR stamped Anodes is happening sometime this year now...
sure thingMike C said:Can you post the stamp here I can't connect to facebook. I blocked them in my HOSTS file because even if you don't have a FB account (Me) they install tracking cookies on your PC when you visit a website with a like button.
Both. Anodes can take any shape and facilitate energy transfer -- as I vaguely boiled down to myself via google. A neutral putter can take on varied lines, but those lines and the linear play of the disc emphasize a central focus, gravity, force.. you name it. So I took the concept of a gravitational lens, something that would guide energy from various entries into a forward-focused transmission. In the end, we had these little disc modules with beams connecting them, all sitting on a lens-shaped plane. I see a disc being worked through a lens with hyzer flip and anny pan-out forces in action, which are themselves gyroscopic effects of disc flight. It compliments the geometry of the Ion stamp and plays on the gyro + transmission vibe of the Axis stamp.Jeronimo said:Interesting stamp. I'm assuming the stamp is more about the flight of the disc and less related to its name?
Leopard said:Both. Anodes can take any shape and facilitate energy transfer -- as I vaguely boiled down to myself via google. A neutral putter can take on varied lines, but those lines and the linear play of the disc emphasize a central focus, gravity, force.. you name it. So I took the concept of a gravitational lens, something that would guide energy from various entries into a forward-focused transmission. In the end, we had these little disc modules with beams connecting them, all sitting on a lens-shaped plane. I see a disc being worked through a lens with hyzer flip and anny pan-out forces in action, which are themselves gyroscopic effects of disc flight. It compliments the geometry of the Ion stamp and plays on the gyro + transmission vibe of the Axis stamp.Jeronimo said:Interesting stamp. I'm assuming the stamp is more about the flight of the disc and less related to its name?
Of course none of that is meant to be plainly understood by the viewer; this conceptualizing is just a means of getting a basis that fits, preferably without being explicitly illustrative. Thanks, I love talking about my stuff.