Tom Noddy Quotes
If you look at the soap bubbles in the sink when you're doing dishes, you'll see the incredible diversity of shapes in there. There are cubes in there; there are decahedrons and tetrahedrons; there are odd, irregular shapes without names, you know.
Gleick, James. "A Virtuoso in the Science of Soap Bubbles." The New York Times, 9 Apr. 1985, p. C2.
He viewed scenes as combinations of the curved (soft) geometric solids. Brache and Picasso, both admirers of Cezanne, followed by viewing and painting in terms of the straight solids, cubes , pyramids, rectangular solids and hence cubism evolved.
Tom Noddy is the stage name of Tom McAllister, an American entertainer whose television performances of "Bubble Magic" with soap bubbles in the early 1980s led to a book deal and "Bubble Festivals" at science centers across America. He is the originator of a large number of bubble magic tricks now performed by entertainers around the world.