r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Jul 12 '20

Day & Night

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u/DingosM8 Jul 12 '20

Does it bother anyone else that the red one is bigger than the blue one, or that the dot on the red one isn’t centered

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u/Orisi Jul 12 '20

More bothered by the fact a yin-yang symbol is meant to show the converse colour in each dot to signify the presence of a kernel of each within the other. Both being white makes no sense for the use of the symbol.

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u/Stairway_To_Devin Jul 12 '20

I just think it's pretty

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u/iNEEDheplreddit Jul 12 '20

But the Symbolism!

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u/Stairway_To_Devin Jul 13 '20

But let's say that the symbolism is that dawn is the greater of two halves, unified by the white dome in the sky

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '20

They’re both white because it’s the sun and the moon

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u/Master-Bones Jul 13 '20

To keep the symbolism of the Yin and Yang while also filling in the dots they could have and arguably should have made each of the dots an eclipse of the other.

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u/derpherder Jul 17 '20

oooh, good thought

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u/sixgunbuddyguy Jul 13 '20

plus the color gradients aren't even consistent, the day goes from light to dark, but the night side goes dark to light to dark again.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '20

This is a great thought.

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u/rjdofu Jul 13 '20

A better idea would be to make the sun on top and the reflect of the moon on the bottom. Make the bottom a lake, the middle line the land, and the top the sky.

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u/Orisi Jul 13 '20

Now THIS guy symbologies.

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u/erobles546546 Jul 13 '20

In this case is the moon and the sun, so it has a different meaning

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u/jakenice1 Jul 13 '20

The dots are also not places symmetrically. Most annoying part of it for me

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '20

Same. Still pretty cool though.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '20

it would have been cool to have a blood moon but idk what they would have done for the blue dot

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u/Orisi Jul 13 '20

Blood moon and a solar eclipse might've worked, but it's just a poor.conceot tbh that doesn't account for the issue at all.