Oogle Gallery

Oogle.  This is my protest of Google started in 2015.  After facebook banned every work of art I ever did, I decided to try to at least get my website to rank and show up when someone searched my name.

Enter google.  I’ve noticed that certain personalities I listen to that have differing opinions from the mainstream are not allowed to rank on their platform, no matter how many followers they have or people that enjoy their content.

Just look up ‘David Noll’ on there and they have some dude from Rutgers law and a judge born in 1937 who doesn’t even have the same last name as me.  I place my name as a keyword on every single page and product I sell.  You’d think I’d be like at least 10th or something by now?

So, I decided to make them into a fade to better emphasize the wording Oogle.  Here’s the original file how it looked after it was rendered using Blender in 2015:

So, in computers you have a thing called input:output.  In the case of Oogle, I was going for garbage in, garbage out.

So, I somehow selected these clones and had the original Oogle 3D model rendering partially selected with lowered opacity.

I was able to inverse select whatever was not the clones on the model and delete it giving me the image you see today.

For the exiting tiled clones on the letters, I decided to use the Google Chrome logo, that is just another version of the 666 symbol going to be used one day to enslave humanity.

I realized that English is read from left to right, and to keep with the garbage in, garbage out theme I thought this was a perfect match.

Lastly, I will show you some other quick renders of this piece from various angles so you can see how this was made.

The infrared lights were tricky to render correctly and get the right kinds of reflections going in different directions without being too bright or too dark.

The last thing I’d say about this piece is that its called Oogle after hearing the term a long time ago of what it meant to ‘oogle’ someone.

If you had oogle eyes, it was meant in the context of a person looking at a woman lustfully or creepily without her wanting this sort of attention.  We used to say it like this: “Wow, he was really giving her the ‘oogle’ eye!”

This I thought was a fitting representation of their logo.  This is exactly the way Google spies and catalogs search behaviors of people, without their awareness and without their approval.

Stay out of my personal business any search engine out there, your only job is to find the stuff I want to search for online, not know a little bit more about me for your files!