Divine principle of art - Symmetry and variation - tik tok art

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Symmetry in art simply means same thing repeating 2 or more times.


there are 3 basic symmetry principles:


  1. Symmetry of positions (same shape / color found in two symmetrical positions)
  2. Symmetry of colors (Color which repeats in different places two or more times)
  3. Symmetry of shapes (Shape which repeats two or more times, not necessarily in symmetrical positions)


Variation means a shape or color which is not repeated. this is different from symmetry, and its opposite.


But true art combines both symmetry and variation, because these two are opposites and they each have their charm.


For example, a human body is symmetrical in a sense that you have equal eyes on both sides, but also variety if you consider haircut which isnt usually symmetrical, or if you consider body from up to down where there is no symmetry like there is on left and right.


I need this for my tik tok. For example, I told chatgpt to produce image of catgirl with yellow tail, yellow eyes, yellow shirt, yellow eyes, black hair and black skirt.


this gives symmetry of colors, and makes image ultimately more visually better than if everything was random.






Basically, goal is to have same color repeating 2, 3, 4, or 5 times. two times repeating gives a more calm image, while 3 times repeating gives a more energetic image.

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My tik tok is going to skyrocket in likes after this. Symmetry principle is definitely useful in both text and image.

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Symmetry in art refers to the balanced and proportional arrangement of elements, often using bilateral or radial symmetry to create a sense of order, harmony, and formality. Bilateral symmetry involves mirroring elements across a central axis, while radial symmetry arranges elements around a central point, radiating outwards like spokes on a wheel. While it can provide a sense of stability, excessive symmetry can make a piece feel too static, so artists often incorporate elements to add visual interest and variety. 

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@Debby

Yes indeed.


Excessive symmetry should not be demanded.


Oddness adds visual interest and variety.

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@SergeantLynch
Excessive symmetry should not be demanded.


Some symmetry is needed.

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@SatanLucy

Symmetry in art is determined through 

a combination of mathematical principles, the artist's intentional composition, and the subjective perception of the viewer, which can be influenced by cultural and educational background. 

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Oddness adds visual interest and variety.



Aka biodiversity and is resultant of sex. Ex X x >< X y


Universe { @ } is about differrentiation into many parts, all connected in a web of Gravity ( ) and Dark Energy )(


........space....(>*v*<)(>*v*<)......space....


......space.....@......space........



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@ebuc

Hi Ebuc, nice to hear from you.

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@SergeantLynch

Sarge, are you still bicycling the hills and valleys ^v^v^v^v^v^v^


-------->^v^v^v^v^v^v^----> home { Snowdonia } James


..< past >.....< Now >.....< future > = cosmic trinary has three dualities { in and out } within a linear context Ex


--past ---> in > Arrow of time > out --future -->


<--past -- out <--- ( Flow of Observed Time ) <---in <---future-- is 3D + time, ergo,


in, out and ( around ) Torus is tube that goes around. ( )( ) as cross-section of a torus


Observed Time = motion ergo, spin { happy child }, orbit { moon-Earth }, precession { wobble }, torque/twist { dance }, expand-contract { breathing }, inside-out { stick tongue out? }.


R B Fuller.. " Reality is Spiro-orbital:..."

https://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/s11/figs/f3024.html

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@SergeantLynch

He wants to know your Spiro-orbital energy.

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@Debby, @ebuc

My average Spiro-orbital energy is 42. Fluctuating between 39 and 45.


As the clocks have changed and the daylight hours are shortening, I only cycle the hills and valleys at the weekend...In the week I prefer to spin my static exercise bike.


Riding a bicycle is seemingly a reflection of observed time.

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My average Spiro-orbital energy is 42. Fluctuating between 39 and 45.


Ha ha!


As the clocks have changed and the daylight hours are shortening, I only cycle the hills and valleys at the weekend...In the week I prefer to spin my static exercise bike.


As a child I was a spinor and a twistor.


Riding a bicycle is seemingly a reflection of observed time.


For sure and more so if riding on bridge over reflective water.


A simpleton polyhedral view via consideration of static equilibrium as 12-around-1 spheres { Synergetics }, via 4 great hexagonal circles folded to construct the{ graphic B in Link }: https://www.rwgrayprojects.com/synergetics/s04/figs/f5511.html


Has 24 perimeter chords/edges >< 24 radii { valenced/bonded as 12 radii } --static equanimity as the 4-fold cubo-octahedron--, and,


12 perimeter complex vertexes >< 4 nuclear complex vertexes{ valenced as 1 nucleus }


..> If spherical, --as the graphic B is-- of Gravity { 12 perimeter chords } and Dark Energy { 12 chords } --total 24-- as embracement of the internal { nuclear } physical reality { 4 complex vertexes }.


..> if the four great circles { 2D }, that define the cubo-octahedron, are in fact, four space and time tori { 3D }, then the spherical geometry is more difficult to visualize.


Ex spherical is ( ^ v ^ ), wherein our physical reality of observed time is the nuclear events and radii { divergent EMRadiations } and,


a space and time torus, via a cross-sectional view is ....( ^ v ^ )( ^ v ^ ).... wherein, physical reality { Ex EMRadiations } is not at center, rather just internal to the toroidal tube.


In the four great tori { 3D tubes } model,


..> Gravity ( ) is the outer surface tension of events, and,


...> Dark Energy is the inner )( surface tension of events.

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The term "

spiro-orbital energy number" is not a standard, recognized scientific term in chemistry or physics. The concepts related to "orbital energy" are described by quantum numbers (principal quantum number n, angular momentum quantum number l, magnetic quantum number ml, and spin quantum number ms). 

It is possible the term is a misunderstanding or a highly specialized, niche term from a specific research context. In the context of "spiro" compounds, which are molecules containing a spiro junction (a single atom connecting two rings), researchers do study the electronic energy levels (like HOMO and LUMO levels) using computational methods or spectroscopy. 

If you are referring to a specific concept, it may be related to:

  1. Principal Quantum Number (n): Describes the main energy level of an electron shell and generally relates to the energy and size of an orbital. It has integer values (1, 2, 3, ...).
  2. Specific Orbital Energy: In physics, particularly orbital mechanics, this refers to the total energy of an orbiting object divided by its mass.
  3. Spin Quantum Number (ms): Describes the intrinsic angular momentum (spin) of an electron, which can be +1/2 or -1/2. 

Without more context, the meaning of "spiro-orbital energy number" is unclear as it does not correspond to a fundamental, established scientific term


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@Debby

42. Is now an established scientific term.

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The number 42 has 

no inherent, fundamental scientific or cosmic significance, but it appears in several interesting ways in mathematics and physics. Its primary fame comes from the book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, where it is the "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything". 

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@Debby

Everything has cosmic significance...The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy included.


And 6 x 7 =, was once a scientific proposition.


Once they had counted up all the pebbles, one of them shouted eureka 42.

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Once they had counted up all the pebbles, one of them shouted eureka 42.


Archimedes { greatest of ancient mathematicians } while in bath tube, his metal wreath fell off into the water causing displacement volume of water to go over edge, and he realize the significance. ' Eureka '.


Archemides discovered that the outer surface area of a perfect { mathematical } sphere is equal to the areas of the our hexagonal great circles that define the sphere. This is the cubo-octahedron defined by its fur hexagons { Euclidean } or great hexa-circles.


4 * Pi * Radius squared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNcFjFmqEc8

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The number 42 has 
no inherent, fundamental scientific or cosmic significance, but it appears in several interesting ways in mathematics and physics. Its primary fame comes from the book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, where it is the "Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything". 


I think Jackie Robinson should get an honorable mention too.

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The Ancient Egyptians believed that 42 demons were present at the judgment of the soul; 42 is also a perfect score in the International Mathematics Olympiad. But in modern maths its main significance is the fun it provides by popping up in strange places.

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@ebuc

He also enjoyed screwing

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@Debby

For sure.


It once popped up in between 41 and 43.

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@SergeantLynch

It’s place is between 41 and 43.

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@Debby

A place for everything and everything in it's place.

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@SergeantLynch
He also enjoyed screwing




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@SatanLucy

Is that an invitation to him.

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@Debby

Who, Archimedes?

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AI Overview


The answer to the crossword clue for Archimedes' famous exclamation is EUREKA. This Greek word, meaning "I have found it," became associated with Archimedes after he reportedly shouted it while discovering the principle of displacement in a bathtub

Meaning:

The word comes from the ancient Greek heureka, which means "I have found it!". 

Origin:

The expression is famously linked to Archimedes leaping from his bath to run naked through the streets in excitement after discovering the solution to a problem about a crown and its volume. '


13 Archimedean Polyhedra https://www.davidboeno.org/GROEUVRE/HARMONIE/STEVEDUT/ARCHIMEP.HTM


Other 13's Ive found of significance.


12-around-1 equal radius spheres in Synergetics


13 columns { most common set } of micro-tubules in our cells AI...' The theory that links microtubules to consciousness, proposed by Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff, suggests consciousness arises from quantum computations within the brain's microtubules. This Orch OR (Orchestrated Objective Reduction) theory "..


13 nodal{ 2D }/complex vertexial{ 3D } events, that, I developed and believe define the Minimal Pulse of Universe the graviton-darkEon


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Oh another approximation to signifcant 13 in males.


.' In Stage 4, puberty hits full stride. Between the ages of 11 and 16 years, boys experience:


Growth in penis size and darkening of the skin on their scrotum and testicles. Red ridges on their testicles called rugae will begin to develop.

Body hair growth that reaches adult levels. Pubic hair remains in a coarse triangle.

A peak growth spurt that averages nearly 4 inches per year.

Development of acne. '..

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/body/puberty

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To your question who is Archimedes?

Archimedes' famous exclamation is EUREKA. This Greek word, meaning "I have found it," became associated with Archimedes after he reportedly shouted it while discovering the principle of displacement in a bathtub. That in Stage 4, puberty hits full stride. Between the ages of 11 and 16 years, boys experience:


Growth in penis size and darkening of the skin on their scrotum and testicles. Red ridges on their testicles called rugae will begin to develop.


Body hair growth that reaches adult levels. Pubic hair remains in a coarse triangle.


A peak growth spurt that averages nearly 4 inches per year.


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Growth in penis size and darkening of the skin on their scrotum and testicles


How do you come to a topic about symmetry in art and start talking about dicks?

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