Uhm...good job?
I thought it was better then the OP just putting a plain circle lol
K. Then he gets 1 silver star and you get 2 gold stars.
My daughter drew this the day the invite was announced:
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K. Then he gets 1 silver star and you get 2 gold stars.
My daughter drew this the day the invite was announced:
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9.9.2014 Event invite decoded, confirms iWatch announcement
How does that shadow imply 10 AM?What OP and iCore24 mean to imply is this:
The figure above is obviously the Apple logo. Though it has a slight abstract to it, which upon closer inspection looks like the perspective shadow akin to what we see on sundials, or, as Apple would call it, 'the watch that started it all' if you will. (see image below)
Upon even further inspection we notice that the perspective shadow cast by the proverbial sun in the figure is the reading equivalent to 10 o'clock AM (as seen in iCore24's photo.
All this is to say, not only that the event will take place at 10 AM, but also that time is a central theme to the event. Hence the claim that the iWatch will be a centerpiece of the event, among other things.
How does that shadow imply 10 AM?
I guess there are various different types and styles of sundials with different positioning and locations where something like that can translate to 10 AM.
And the top of the apple looks like the Jura mountains.
I see two large breasts = Two large iPhones
Symbolism decoded right there!
Well here's my understanding.
The date is 9.9.2014
9+9 = 18
18-20 = -2
-2+14 = 12
Or
9-9 = 0
0-2 = -2
-2-0 = -2
-2+14 = 12
12 hours on an analog clock face.
Therefore, it definitely must be the iWatch announcement!
Who likes? lol
I guess there are various different types and styles of sundials with different positioning and locations where something like that can translate to 10 AM.
I generally agree with most of that. I was just not really seeing the particular timing exactly as different types of sundials can show 10 AM differently (and the one I originally had in my mind would have 10 AM looking differently).I'm generally not much for overanalyzing, but as someone pretty well versed in graphic design, I think the sundial theory sounds completely reasonable, for whatever it's worth.
The image is so simple that it really only has two strong choices that are even worth examining. One clear choice is that they blew the icon up so much that we can't see the whole thing within the frame (in line with bigger screens, giving us "more"). And the other choice they made was to add a hard linear shadow to the one single object in that frame. And that linear shadow just happens to be in the only spot one could choose to draw it to indicate the time of the event. Exactly. Out of 360 degrees worth of choices.
...Not that it couldn't be unintentional, but with such a simple image with so few clear choices, it seems less likely.
9.9.2014 Event invite decoded, confirms iWatch announcement
And the top of the apple looks like the Jura mountains.