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@occulife I love this!!!

@occulife I've been alerted today - I look after three elderly folk so defo for me

@occulife Happy Birthday!

I am happy to announce that the Red Dwarf LEGO Idea instructions are once again available for download! direct.me/bobsvintagebri… Custom Minifigs and tiles to accompany the set are available from @MinifigsMe bit.ly/MinifigsmeTiles

@cubes_art I think of cubing as meditation sometimes. It allows you to concentrate on a single thought, be absorbing that it blocks some of the mental noise for me.

I hadn’t thought about it like that before, but I do often feel like cubing allows me to reflect on my thoughts and experiences and work through issues I’m having. I like this connection and thought I would share it with you. Here's the infinity knot on my 9x9. Happy cubing.

Nepal was the trip of a lifetime. So much culture and history to take in as well as the awe-inspiring mountains. I made some great new friends and I'm grateful to have shared in this experience with my epic partner @AB_Ellis whose excellent plenary was the impetus for the trip.

@cubes_art love the 3D effect on top!!!

Nepal!

@cubes_art That is so cool. I think I would see the symmetry but not get to defining all the patterns formed.

@RobRubix 😈😈 This all started with a specific kind of knot pattern I started making a few years ago. I recently decided I would try and count all the possible patterns and this is where that question has led me. In trying to count, I realized that each face gets halved |, –, \, or /.

For (a bit of) context, these are all the possible ways (up to rotation and reflection) to cut three adjacent faces of a cube vertically, horizontally or diagonally. To me, some of them also look like Mandalorian helmets.

@outdoorperscrip So cool....

Footpath went through here.. #GetTheFckOutside

@80sNostalgia Have fun!!!

Going to try to learn how to solve the 4x4 cube today. I can do 1 side quite easily because I can already solve the 3x3, but I’ve not yet worked out how to get the centre colours aligned on each side.

@cubes_art Superb design. I like this one a lot

Video of the newest version of a photogenic trefoil knot I’ve found. It’s a half-solve pattern (o/y/g faces all solid) and the knot has 120° rotational symmetry. This is the first one I’ve made with unnecessary crossings. I think this means is not a minimum regular diagram.

@cubes_art Cool.... 😃❤️

The other days I was playing around with my color-changing workshop light and this morning, when I turned it on before sunrise, the blue LED light made my cubes look electric! What a happy accident!

@cubes_art Yes! Some interesting pattern potential.... I'm sure a lot of these could be replicated onto cube faces

@RobRubix I kind of think of these as 3-D Truchet tiles. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truchet_t…

Found this weave starting from the position I posted earlier. I think I like this. Now for the reverse side!

@cubes_art exactly what I was thinking!

@RobRubix Yes! Only a couple though. When I tried this last summer, I started with a bunch of variations on a theme and composed those together to create bigger knots. :)

@outdoorperscrip Well done you might have just saved somebody's life👍

The life ring in the lake had been thrown into the middle and was stuck in the ice. It had thawed and floated near to the side so with the help of a teasel/welly boots & my partner steadying me it was rescued& returned to it's home. Lunch break #GetTheFckOutside !

@c0mplexnumber This is stunning. I love it

Day 21 of #21DaysInMyArtWorld: big dream! I’ve chosen an image of the Ganesh Yantra, symbolic of overcoming obstacles and achieving success. My big dream for this year is to create ‘on-demand’ video courses, which students can access anytime and work through at their own pace.

@outdoorperscrip Great pic!!!

Can't resist a hollow tree #GetTheFckOutside

@yutaaaatuy This is fantastic - I love it! Great work! 😀

「左右」 右から見ると「右」 左から見ると「左」 に見える模様 積むのが難しかった

@SarahGotting9 Lattice, Scrabble, Chess, Backgammon.... er... just realising how many of the games I own don't actually have a board....