Patterns

Hello all,

I did two patterns. Ill get right into it.

The first pattern I did was based off the synthetic theme, and I imagined pea pods, but in a more robust and geometrical way. The colors are black and white because they now look mechanical and some day we may just be eating gray synthesized peas. I hope not.

For my second pattern I did the animals theme. My favorite animal is by far the Aardvark, which I drew myself. Because it’s a drawing, it does not look life-like, but I found that this “cartoon”-ish look was able to be transcribed into a reoccurring fashion quite well. Plus, a good Aardvark smile is always nice to see! It also brings me back to my childhood for some strange reason…

Patterns

Synthetic Pattern:

My first pattern is a multi-layered picture of shaq banana. The cool part of this is that in the more distant layers, shaq banana becomes more of a shadow. Also, I messed with the opacity and the color randomness of the layers which makes it so that different part of layers pop out more than other parts of layers.

Vegetable Pattern:

This is a pattern of cabbage.  I first inverted the picture by having the four corners in the middle. Then I took 1-inch interval circles starting from the outside and rotated them 90 degrees clockwise until I got a 1 in diameter circle in the middle.

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Above is a 12in x 12in square containing 9 4in x4in patterns. Together, they make a 9×9 puzzle with only 1 correct solutions and hundreds of close but not perfect layouts. I took these photos at each of the car companies museums in Italy. They are some of the rarest cars ever made with price tags almost too high to fathom, which make them especially memorable for me.

Car’s-

2B Top – 1 of 5 Built 2009 Pagani Zonda Clinque Roadster ~ $4,000,000

1A Right – 1 of 150 1972 Lamborghini Miura 400SV ~ $2,000,000

1C Left – 1 of 4 2013 Lamborghini Veneno ~ >$5,000,000

2B Botton – 1 of 799 Built  2016 Ferrari F12 TDF ~ $1,200,000

 

Additive Piece

For a quick additive piece, I ended up doing one about stages.

The original idea for the image was a sort of neat image of ghostly apparitions walking the same stage as others have before them and adding their own effect to the stage as they do so. The main, non-ghostly performers do their thing regardless of what mark their forbearers left, presenting themselves as a new legacy that will eventually fade into the wooden floorboards with their predecessors.

It was mostly composed of other stags, layered together based on the effect stood out the most. The main body had the most interesting stage and performer composition, while the smaller bodies had interesting lighting or movement for the few performers that showed up there.

For reference, the original picture (from a production of Hamilton):