Tag Archives: pattern
A pleasing experiment in mathematical form by animator Henning M. Lederer inspired by the visuals of Geometry Daily.
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Experiments in image manipulation by Kurtis Hough – in this case ‘a painterly look at the geometry of geology’.
Architect and illustrator Rafael Aruajo is something of a Zen master when it comes to the Golden Ratio and its manifestation in the natural world. Sez he:
I was 15 when I started noticing intelligent patterns in the world of nature—spirals, sequences, proportions. This secret of nature’s beautiful designs unfolded before my very eyes. Everything I draw is by hand. I don’t use a computer, just a pencil, compass, and a protractor.
His meditative process will soon be available in the form of the Golden Ratio Colouring Book (currently massively overfunded on Kickstarter).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=305YQqGrpZo
The mesmerising precision work of Hungarian chef Judit Czinkné Poór of cake decorating shop Mézesmanna.
You can keep yer oul’ iced rings.
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A rather charming ‘vintage nature film’ by Fluorescent Hill, documenting the migratory pattern of a herd of wild creatures.
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Korean artist Yoo Hyun creates these extraordinary hand-cut paper pieces using nothing more than an x-acto knife and a household tweezers, slicing away sections of paper to create zig zags of varying widths.
Up close, the resulting patterns appear abstract. From a distance, or against a dark coloured background, they reveal hyper-realistic portraits.