Force(s) of Drivers

A Story by Abishai100

A cyber-artist creates a sports-calligraphy illuminating the natural splendors of socialized design.

A vignette about sports-symbolism concerning civilization design, inspired by Chariots of Fire (Ben Cross). Thanks for reading,

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Sport is about excellence and teamwork, and it facilitates positive ideas about diligence and swiftness! A certain 'magician' was using a nifty/ornamented American tennis-sports trading card to celebrate the notion that sportsmanship and game 'theory' promotes true magic. Follow along.

This magician, Amlan Satan, wanted to accent his New England (North America) home with art reflective of the grace(s) of natural intelligence/IQ and creativity regarding social values and norms, to promote the education of civilization-flowery for himself and his daughter ('Ezzy').

AMLAN SATAN (Diary): I'll use the 'fantastic' Wimbledon (tennis!) rivalry to capitulate the natural complexity or layered depth(s) of sportsmanship and swiftness that reveal a great splendor of competitiveness in civilization, since such competition-IQ promotes the iconography of great political divisions and developmental intrigue (e.g., USA vs. USSR).

Well, Satan's little 'diorama' about the 'fantastic' Wimbledon-rivalry helped him win the Pulitzer, and it promotes the idea(s) of great socialization in terms of re-presentation of sports as a 'microcosm' of civilization itself. In fact, his Wimbledon tennis demo about a fantastic rivalry (Lendl-Becker) illuminated the richness of the 'engineering' behind the unusual thought(s) concerning energy, efficiency, electricity, effervescence, eccentricity, and even...elocution!

AMLAN SATAN (Diary): I'll use this tennis-demo, laureled, to cast ideas about the textured creativity behind great comics/media presentations of rivalries and competition and even daring, such as Voltron-Leviathan (robot-defender!) storyboarding, and the natural impact on youth-ideas concerning the wonder(s) of universal dance.

When Amlan/Ezzy were featured in a Nat-Geo.com 'fanzine' commentary/thread concerning the modern appeal of natural ideas regarding photojournalism of civilization/world traffic, they realized they'd been exploring the great 'magic' of socialized images of terrific democracy.