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Description
This black and white vector piece, uses some smudged and layered pieces, the text is drawn with a brush-pen and scanned in then vectorized as well.

I tried to somehow make the design look like a "galaxy" in a "forest". The goal was to express a visual metaphor of the quote. The quote by Albert Einstein, is a personal favorite :

Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better

I put the English text on the right of each Dscript character. Dscript is a constructed script.

The original version of Dscript was a "directional constructed script" in that it was designed to be written both vertically and horizontally in cursive while using a single set of alphabet symbols.

This latter evolved into a "dimensional constructed script" in that it allowed forking of strings, letters inside of letters, and many "degrees of dimension".Extra degrees of dimension means forks in the string, which are dealt with by reading rules.

Standard Dscript reading rules are

Top -> Bottom
Left -> Right
Outside -> Inside
Shortest "branch" -> Longest "branch"

For more info on Dscript just google, yahoo, etc.. for "dscript"

Description
This black and white vector piece, uses some smudged and layered pieces, the text is drawn with a brush-pen and scanned in then vectorized as well.

I tried to somehow make the design look like a "galaxy" in a "forest". The goal was to express a visual metaphor of the quote. The quote by Albert Einstein, is a personal favorite :

Look deep into nature and then you will understand everything better

I put the English text on the right of each Dscript character. Dscript is a constructed script.

The original version of Dscript was a "directional constructed script" in that it was designed to be written both vertically and horizontally in cursive while using a single set of alphabet symbols.

This latter evolved into a "dimensional constructed script" in that it allowed forking of strings, letters inside of letters, and many "degrees of dimension".Extra degrees of dimension means forks in the string, which are dealt with by reading rules.

Standard Dscript reading rules are

Top -> Bottom
Left -> Right
Outside -> Inside
Shortest "branch" -> Longest "branch"

For more info on Dscript just google, yahoo, etc.. for "dscript"