Back Design Concept

[Loop Cuts]

Meh, Just having a bit of fun a few months ago.  Thought I'd share the concepts for the sake of conversation. 

Cheers

[sprouts1115]

If you stare at it, the outer ring shrinks a bit.  Sort ta like this illusion. Maybe if you had a focal gear in the center it would shrink more...

[Don Boyer]

Meh, Just having a bit of fun a few months ago.  Thought I'd share the concepts for the sake of conversation. 

Cheers

It's interesting.  It reminds me vaguely of looking at the key assembly inside of a manual typewriter.

[Anthony]

Meh, Just having a bit of fun a few months ago.  Thought I'd share the concepts for the sake of conversation. 

Cheers

It's interesting.  It reminds me vaguely of looking at the key assembly inside of a manual typewriter.

............for the 4 or 5 of us on here who actually know what that looks like Don, lol   

[Lukeout]

Cool look - I particularly like the overall "softness" of the design. My only two worries would be printing (sometimes things look way better on computer screen then they do on paper), and the second would be that you have a fair bit of flat black, which will show the occasional spec of dust (this is the reason most decks have very intricate backs - so the random dust particle isn't as obvious).

But even with both those concerns, I really like this approach as it straddles "classic" and "different" really well. Good job!
Luke

[Don Boyer]

Meh, Just having a bit of fun a few months ago.  Thought I'd share the concepts for the sake of conversation. 

Cheers

It's interesting.  It reminds me vaguely of looking at the key assembly inside of a manual typewriter.

............for the 4 or 5 of us on here who actually know what that looks like Don, lol   

They're making a comeback - it's like a notebook computer that's people-powered!

[John Spade]

Doing a pirouette with one of those would probably look awesome.