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Break Out - c1360018483219 (#BRKOUT_11)About: A series of highly visual designs by digital artist and programmer Robert Allison. "Break Out: Four coloured quarters, each quarter quartered again and again. Colour mutation jumps distinguish the regions as they break apart" In Robert's work individual colours are defined as 'genetic sequences', realised digitally as a string of 1s and 0s. Each is a kind of 'creature', encoded by a binary DNA, but then expressed as the usual RGB or HSV colour
About: A series of highly visual designs by digital artist and programmer Robert Allison. "Break Out: Four coloured quarters, each quarter quartered again and again. Colour mutation jumps distinguish the regions as they break apart" In Robert's work individual colours are defined as 'genetic sequences', realised digitally as a string of 1s and 0s. Each is a kind of 'creature', encoded by a binary DNA, but then expressed as the usual RGB or HSV colour-map values. Because of this representation, colours can be mutated and crossed with each other within the computer to form new variations. Oversized pixels, rastered onto the image plane, are used to record these colours as they are created.
Visualising these operations shows how richness and complexity can emerge from simple processes iterated to a massive scale. The potential of the purely computational, the mechanistic, is explored as it approaches the boundary with the natural, the tactile, the 'real'.
Each series investigates a different combination of techniques, rendered for effect. The pieces are randomly seeded, and are a unique result from the process they express. They are titled by their 'Unix timestamp' - the exact time of creation recorded as the number of milliseconds since 00:00:00 UTC 1st January 1970.
Medium: A range of designs printed onto a canvas and stretched over a chunky box frame
Visualising these operations shows how richness and complexity can emerge from simple processes iterated to a massive scale. The potential of the purely computational, the mechanistic, is explored as it approaches the boundary with the natural, the tactile, the 'real'.
Each series investigates a different combination of techniques, rendered for effect. The pieces are randomly seeded, and are a unique result from the process they express. They are titled by their 'Unix timestamp' - the exact time of creation recorded as the number of milliseconds since 00:00:00 UTC 1st January 1970.
Medium: A range of designs printed onto a canvas and stretched over a chunky box frame
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★★★★★ 5
My dog loves it
Color: Blue
My miniature schnauzer loves it keeps him going for hours in like the fact I can open it and take the electric part out to charge it wile my dog can still play with the ball it only lasts for 45min before it has to be charged best ball I have bought in a wile my dog loves it
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
The dog loves it!
Color: Blue
Our dog can't get enough of this toy but the charge doesn't last too long but would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Short lasting. But lots of fun while it lasted
Color: Blue
My dog loved it. Lasted 10 minutes, it constantly broke open. Could not be repaired. Not a happy camper! Don’t
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Broke easily
Color: Blue
Not for agressive chewers
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Durable But Quirky Interactive Ball
Color: Blue
I am 30 now and my tolerance for toys that break in 2 minutes is basically zero. I picked this up during a weekend DIY project when I was fixing the deck and needed something to keep the dog occupied. The E TPU material is straight up impressiveuch abuse it can take from a large breed. My dog tends to destroy generic store brand balls but this one survived being dropped down the stairs and tossed against the siding. It is comfortable enough to use daily without feeling like it is going to shatter or hurt the dog.
The internal compartment where you charge it is smart and those little pockets for the charging port are actually useful sized for my fat fingers. The smart movement is a game changer for keeping a high energy dog moving when I am busy with home improvement tasks. I was slightly worried about the 8 hour battery life but it holds a charge well enough for a few play sessions. My whole household uses this now to entertain the dog as he will not leave us alone otherwise. It works best on my kitchen tiles but it barely moves on the thick rug in the living room which is frustrating.
The vibration is loud enough to be annoying when I am trying to focus on work. It is a solid 3 star product as it does what it says but has some quirks that make it less than perfect. Spending 19.99 is fair for the durability you get compared to cheaper options. I like that it is USB rechargeable instead of eating through batteries. It is not perfect but it serves a purpose in my chaotic house.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026