- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Bet you don't have these over there.
That's still how trains are remembered in Bude - what does a modern train look like? Nearest station with a decent service is 50 miles away.When an ungated level crossing still shows this...
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Well, how much does this look like an even moderately modern train?
That face-swapped sleeping dog full of existential dread is amazing.Never mind your badly drawn bikes - have you seen these badly drawn pets? Poor guy is overwhelmed with requests.
We need to see videos of people trying to ride themWe've had this on here before, but this thread is an opportunity to repeat ...
Artist Gianluca Gimini took people's drawings of bikes and converted them into realistic CGI renderings
https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia/
And even had some real bikes made up
https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia-irl/
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I've heard of this as one of those sort of bollocks personality tests in job interviews. You ask someone to do it against the clock and without thinking. Apparently the more 'masculine' your brain, the more functional you will make it, adding brakes and shifters and stuff, while more 'feminine' your brain, the prettier you will make it, with maybe tassels on the handlebars, a rider or some background like a road or town or whatever.We've had this on here before, but this thread is an opportunity to repeat ...
Artist Gianluca Gimini took people's drawings of bikes and converted them into realistic CGI renderings
https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia/
And even had some real bikes made up
https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia-irl/
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It is bollocks... but i wish i was the one getting paid far too much to make that sh!t upI've heard of this as one of those sort of bollocks personality tests in job interviews. You ask someone to do it against the clock and without thinking. Apparently the more 'masculine' your brain, the more functional you will make it, adding brakes and shifters and stuff, while more 'feminine' your brain, the prettier you will make it, with maybe tassels on the handlebars, a rider or some background like a road or town or whatever.
Like I said, probably bollocks though.
We've had this on here before, but this thread is an opportunity to repeat ...
Artist Gianluca Gimini took people's drawings of bikes and converted them into realistic CGI renderings
https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia/
And even had some real bikes made up
https://www.gianlucagimini.it/portfolio-item/velocipedia-irl/
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Reminds me of Reggie Perrin’s Grot shop best seller, a cruet with no holes.This is now going off topic but if you liked Gianluca Gimini's 3D rendered bikes, you might also like "The Uncomfortable" by artist Katerina Kamprani - deliberately inconvenient everyday objects.
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https://www.theuncomfortable.com/
Stencils you say? Pah!Probably because they don't use spray paint, they use that gloopy stuff that is put on with a roller. Presumably because it lasts longer.
Carrying stencils all the different signs and symbols would probably add to the hassle and time for a road painter.
However I am no expert in road painting, so that is just a guess.
only one crank though... and the chain's not so much slack but slightly missingHe's done that before!