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For me, a little more explanation is needed. But I'm interested

This time the program catched the reliefs very accurately, those are awesome!

Jatsko wrote:For me, a little more explanation is needed. But I'm interested

When I say 'Three Dimensions', think of that recent Valve VR Aperture lab.
You could open Atlas up, and his components, his bits and piece were slid out.

Example in this link

If we took my old pages, choose one. Then, turn it so we can only see the sides thin line.
Then Extracted/lifted each ink entries off the paper. The ones close to the page came first, the ones that followed came later.

I just took my dad to a nearby botanical gardens Garden called Fernwood for Fathers Day. It had this there.

Fernwood Railway Garden

Wow, that looks cool.

Jatsko wrote:For me, a little more explanation is needed. But I'm interested

Okay, here is an example:
When I say 'Three Dimensions' this is what I am referring too.
The images are in order from past to present. The 'original' image and inscription when they were laid onto the page in ink, age as time go by. New inscriptions and their ink will be not as old as the original inscription.
Thus the 'Chronological Order' cannot be determined until you determine the age of the ink in respects to rest that are on the page.

This is the original inscription of what the 'entry' is in regards to:



Overtime, new inscription equal new 'Entries' unto the chronological meaning of the Black Dossier:





For starts, this page was original entries was in regards to the lore of Indiana Jones:



Later on, the new ink changes the purpose of the page to contribute to the Submachine lore of the Lighthouse in Kent:



Yet, some new entries into the Black Dossier does not change the point of the page. Small inscriptions are merely to mark down thoughts I found important to remember.
Example being this:





The Thoughts important were made for a reason. It contributed to this later on:



If one were to compare the age of the original ink, to the new inscriptions ink, they can determine the time of 'when' the inscription was made. But it cannot work without a base point. Luckily, my younger self didn't make this conclusion yet, but still made sure to leave a base point for which to start.

I made sure to mark the day in which the original 'Grail Diary' was filled and complete.

Ah, it makes more sense now

I've noticed that about your artwork before: how you will "build" upon one page across a couple of your postings. Sort of like an expanding subnet

Okay, this is me trying to stitch together a couple of videos for the first time.
What do you think?

St. Joe RIVER!

Is it from your city?

Yep.





You can see my signature Fedora Shadow in this shot.