Attempting to synergize fast and slow, momentum and inertia, the dynamic and the stationary, in a variety of different ways.
"Crash and burn" takes a (relatively) stationary Earth at collision with a dynamic asteroid.
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| Crash and burn |
"Slowest race" is not so much speed of movement as speed of consumption.
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| Slowest race |
"E=MC2" is an attempt to visualize the conversion of matter into energy using the speed of light. Stationary to dynamic.
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E=MC2
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"Slothful speed" is... well, a stationary object moving. Sort of.
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| Slothful speed |
"Stationary speed demon" is a trophy of a skier--frozen movement. See what I did there?
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| Stationary speed demon |
"Unstoppable force, immovable object"--well, rather self-explanatory.
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| Unstoppable force, immovable object |
"Gyroclock" is a stationary (dead) clock in motion.
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| Gyroclock |
"Don't dance too fast" is a reference to a great poem, basically.
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| Don't dance too fast |
"Windswept" is stop-and-smell-the-flowers, where the speed is the implied movement of the wind, interacting with stationary/slow-moving figures.
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| Windswept |
"The tortoise and the hare" is also self-explanatory, though it has the added elements of earth and water, just to further emphasize the slow vs. fast contrast.
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| The tortoise and the hare |
"Treading on thin ice"--torn between moving slowly to avoid going under, but also needing very badly to move faster to avoid going under.
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| Treading on thin ice |
"Momentum" is a large, heavy ship, being slowly moved along by a strong, fast wind.
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| Momentum |
