>sun >casts a shadow

>>267148
I hear suns don't have those little yellow rays circling them either, or are 48x48.

It's a drawing, it's not based in reality.

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>>267150
>suns don't have those little yellow rays circling them either
You mean sunlight? Quite being an asshole. It's based on the sun and the sun is real and it casts no shadow.

>>267153
Oh yeah, I can see how that photo looks exactly like OP's little logo, apart from the shadow they look exactly the same. Quit being a pedantic faggot.

>>267153
y'know, you could argue that the space in between each ray of light is like a shadow.

>>267153
the sun is what makes shadows
everyything shadow from the sun
every shadow is the sun shadow

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>>267148
Can you not into physics?

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>>267148
If there is a brighter light, the sun would cast a shadow. The sun could be lit by a supernova in the distance. Flames cast a shadow, I often think about that on the photos of 9/11. See

>>267813
There is no object in that icon. The sun has a shadow in the picture, which is nonsensical.

>>267780
Which is not coming from the sun. The shadow in that picture is being created by a cloud.

looks like an android icon... it will be funny if the shadow of the sun moves within the hour it is in the phone

>>267150
the rays make it instantly recognizable as the sun
guess what, the moon isn't actually crescent shaped, it's round

and you call yourself a graphic designer?

>>268042
You don't understand sarcasm do you?

>>268043
I'm much better at picking it up verbally

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>>267815

>Flames cast a shadow

no.

>>268140
>the sun is just a big flame

No.

>>267153
>Quite

>>268140
Depends on what you burn and what light you send through it

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>>267815

does a shadow cast a shadow

When will this stupid long-shadow meme end?

>>268393
dude...

>>268392
>if something gives off light it can't cast a shadow
i agree that while actual fire tends not to cast a shadow, the sun is a sea of plasma lightyears thick

It's not the sun, it's a symbol of the sun, day, light or brightness in general.

If you had a cardboard-cutout in the shape of the sun taped to the wall, would you be triggered because it casts a shadow?

Whatever.

>>268946
hahaha gotem

>>268898
> lightyears thick

mate, the sun is only 0.00000007354 lightyears in radius, that's less than one ten-millionth of a lightyear. If the sun had the radius of a hairs thickness, a lightyear would be ~1.36km. Even the distance between the sun and pluto is only 0.0006236 lightyears.

A lightyear is a fucking looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong distance.

>>268393

Jaden, stop.

>>267900
That'd be amazing

>>268141
Hydrogen, Helium and Plasma... technically it is a flame...

>>268946
>a cardboard-cutout in the shape of the sun taped to the wall

Skeuomorphic skeuomorphs wtf?

>>269488
That makes about the same amount of sense.