gratitude to a spider

The story

A week ago, I decided to register into Steemit. I heard from Steemit in Berlin while I was promoting my revolutionary art project in this unique city.

I began to post some stuff including personal info, maths, and some drawings. I was completely lost with Steemit interface and my posts got poor impact. "Well, you are an alien, what do you expect?" -my pessimistic voice whispered.

When I was about to throw myself into the river, suddenly, an angel came to save me. In one of my posts, I was invited by Curie curators to propose my post for large payouts. Then I understood what a whale is in this ecosystem. I also understood that, contrary to what I thought, I am not an alien but a Level 3 Plankton.

I followed the recommendation of my angel and a miracle occurred: My post was upvoted by a whale, the visits to this post multiplied by six my average visits and I begin to earn some SBD.

As my angel, @veryspider, is a great art hobbyist interested in anime style, I dedicate him the following illustration.

This is a view of Angoulême's church Notre-Dame d'Obézine, taken from Rempart de l'Est . I also wanted to pay homage to Otomo Katsihuro, creator of Akira and I bent the space, like the great master does. This is what I call a banana space, so the geometry I chose in this print is non-Euclidean but some kind of spherical. The FOV is 170º angle horizontal and 50º vertical. This geometry, this distortion of the space, works well for large wide angles prints.
It also introduces an interesting visual dynamics to the observer eye which tempts to follow the curves from left to right, rendering a sense of time movement . I will develop these ideas in my next posts, but keep in mind that the chose of the space, or how the space is curved emphasises the graphic's density and the information printed.

Thank you very much, @veryspider, for your interest in my work and for your kindness!

The gift

@veryspider throwing Fortune to Angoulême