This ambigram of bread and wine looks the same when rotated 180 degrees (stand on your head, view it from the other hemisphere,…)
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This ambigram of bread and wine looks the same when rotated 180 degrees (stand on your head, view it from the other hemisphere,…)
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Intellectually but not, I fear, aesthetically pleasing.
Hmmm, Gillian… your comment presents more questions than response… why is this not aesthetically pleasing? What if I (and others) do find it aesthetically pleasing? Is beauty, then, solely in the eye of the beholder? Is there/can there be no agreement on what is aesthetically pleasing? Is intellectually pleasing being set over against aesthetically pleasing – or is this being intellectually pleasing part of its being aesthetically pleasing?… Blessings
It is certainly aesthetically interesting, but I guess that interest, like pleasure, is dependent on what you like.
What I found myself wondering is why anyone thought this was a nice thing to do, and how many hours were devoted to the task. And then I suppose we have to add the time that at least three of us have spent on looking at it, commenting, and deciding whether it is pleasing or not.
while it would be thematically quite appropriate, I don’t think I’d like to see it embroidered on a frontal.
I hesitate to let you know, Edward, that each blog post generally gets over a thousand views 😉 And I’m very, very hesitant about words on frontals. Blessings.
Clever, but ugly.