#Geometrical Art

[3rdf]

Some illustrations I'm currently working on for a new project.

[theauthorpaula]

PAULATHEWRITER.COM

[danielstevenart]

'Air Waves' acrylic on canvas 16x20 inches Dan Steven

[notreallyherehahaha]

Eight

[visualcontinuum]

Cone within a cube

[arbieroo-art]

Euler spirals.

[givreencres]

[i12bent]

Poul Gernes (March 19, 1925 - 1996) was a Danish artist who worked across media with painting, sculpture, film, design, etc. He co-founded Eks-skolen in the early 1960s and later became a very high profile purveyor of public art (schools and hospitals) as well as professor at the Academy. After his death it became known that his partner, Aase Seidler Gernes - a textile artist, had contributed substantially to many of his works.

Above: Untitled (Spiral painting), 1966 probably oil on masonite

[jefkphotography]

Geometry. Pencil on paper.

[dpargyle]

'ever a thorn in the pattern of the prophet's rag'

(Sketchbook Pro, Realistic Paint Studio, PhotoMosh, beFunky Photo Editor, & Canva)

[tamaraleedot]

Nearly there on Jerry. Just the inner arm to finish.

Taking bookings now for July-August. tamaraleetattoo@gmail.com

[3rdf]

Here's another update on my latest project. Thanks for all your great feedback and comments!!!

[theauthorpaula]

paulathewriter.com

[jstawowy]

Puszki MBTI (Przenikanie), 09.2022

Etykiety typów J

[notreallyherehahaha]

A 56-Pointed Star to Mark the Occasion of Turning 56 Years Old

I’ve been making and blogging these birthday stars for well over a decade, and see no reason to stop any time soon. This one is made of four {7/3} heptagrams, shown in blue, with four {7/2} heptagrams shown in yellow. The area of intersection of these two types of star polygon is shown in green. This works to yield a 56-pointed star because (7)(4) + (7)(4) = 28 + 28 = 56.

[alfredoponceart]

My lopsided vision in art. Bell’s palsy is the weakness of one side of one’s face, cause unknown but believed to be the result of a viral infection or blunt trauma. It usually resolves itself over time. In rare cases, like me, you can be born with it and have it be permanent. As a result, muscle movements of the face are asymmetrical. This has been a cause of insecurity for me for a long time, and while conventional wisdom is not to care what people think, the reality is that people judge and perceive others by how they look, in relationships and just being taken serious. I don’t have an answer of what to do or think about this. But I’ I don’t have control of how people see me and I’m learning to not hold on to the weight as if I do.