Audio source: Mellowdrone - C'mon try a little bit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZR9LOcKtfs

Featured in the opening scene of Driv3r, no wonder it seemed a bit familiar. :P

I find this animation to be actually quite deep in meaning because of the things well presented into it as visual queues, anyone else? :D

#3

Cues, you ( ... )ing retard. And no.

#3 lay off, he's probably a teen.

At the edge of the overflow.

Image sauce:
Void by Paul Robertson
http://probertson.livejournal.com/49542.html

btw, I'm the OP, awaiting to see more of my flashes here soon.

#6 Nobody really gives a ( ... )

#4

Who gives a SHÏT how old he is? He can learn how to spell words correctly, you fücking retard.

To elaborate what I meant about this flash is in the Title and the Animation itself. It represents a kind of hyperspace theory in a visual sense if you ignore the stylized left part with characters. The "grid" as you can see it to me, represents time & space & gravity all in a grid. To travel in "Hyperspace" you would require different laws of physics through "delving" in between space & time dimensions. And "space & time" is deeply connected to gravity and if you could represent gravity waves from a hyperspace "view" it'd look something like that to a sensor of some kind I guess. Altho I consider whatever it is to be "moving" through hyperspace otherwise there would be no point and gravity waves would not appear.

Congrats if you read my rant, maybe you agree or disagree but to me it's very satisfying to look at and pounder those thoughts.

Trippy As ( ... )