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[Pyraxis]

 

[Gopher Gary]

  Some of those are really good.

[Jack]

[Gopher Gary]

This one makes me nuts.

[Icequeen]

 

 

[Pyraxis]

Whyyy would people put tiles in that way? Those are the ones that get me. The whole floor/wall/whatever should be stripped out and redone properly.

[ZEGH8578]

the pain...

in fact, ocd-triggering non-concistencies are very fascinating to me, because as an illustrator, they aid in replicating precisely that half-assedness often seen in designs and stuff. Assymetrical buildings and such... on my own, or for my own sake, I could never allow it But when imitating reality, I must try to include that stuff!

[Jack]

Some asymmetrical architecture is really nice. Bad tile jobs are annoying though.

[Icequeen]

 

[Parts]

This is a church less than a mile from my house and I drive by it a lot and it drives me nuts.  On the left is easy to see  but on the right there is a dark patch  towards the top.   Next time I think they will check the lot numbers on the siding

[ZEGH8578]

Some asymmetrical architecture is really nice.

Not saying the end result is necesarily bad - but it is something my mind will not allow

For example, if I try to design a space-craft, or a building, or something, for some project, my mind obsessively needs things to be symmetrical "in balance", in a right order, etc

while in reality, there is often much more assymetry - and I also notice a lot of designs for movies etc, of space craft or buildings, features this assymetry as well.

To me assymetry and disorder is counter intuitive, something I must conciously remind myself and include, for the sake of realism

[odeon]

I knew I shouldn't have opened this one.

[Gopher Gary]

I knew I shouldn't have opened this one.

 

[Jack]

Some asymmetrical architecture is really nice.

Not saying the end result is necesarily bad - but it is something my mind will not allow

For example, if I try to design a space-craft, or a building, or something, for some project, my mind obsessively needs things to be symmetrical "in balance", in a right order, etc

while in reality, there is often much more assymetry - and I also notice a lot of designs for movies etc, of space craft or buildings, features this assymetry as well.

To me assymetry and disorder is counter intuitive, something I must conciously remind myself and include, for the sake of realism

I see, just saying you can't personally create it. Some of the things I design are asymmetrical; usually with lots of curves, it's nice, but it's all in my head so it doesn't matter anyway.