Comments on: Alien Technology http://patternsofreflection.com/index.php/2009/01/29/alien-technology/ Geometric Art Fri, 18 May 2012 18:33:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Lara http://patternsofreflection.com/index.php/2009/01/29/alien-technology/#comment-68 Lara Wed, 29 Jun 2011 04:26:49 +0000 http://patternsofreflection.com/?p=455#comment-68 that is amazing patterns, which you have just seen out there in the woods or in your nearest garden. I have never thought about this. You can get inspiration eveyrwhere that is amazing patterns, which you have just seen out there in the woods or in your nearest garden. I have never thought about this. You can get inspiration eveyrwhere

]]> By: dhill http://patternsofreflection.com/index.php/2009/01/29/alien-technology/#comment-55 dhill Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:22:12 +0000 http://patternsofreflection.com/?p=455#comment-55 Sean, I love your patterns and I'd like to see more. Right now I'm at work chasing bugs, so I can't study them as much as I'd like. Hope to steal some of your ideas! (or however it's put politely, like Gain Insight into Geometric Possibilities) Much of the apparent complexity in my work comes from the source material. You can see the "Alien Technology" photo is a riot of shapes, colors and textures. The trick is finding a pattern that makes good use of what the source provides -- and noticing potential in a pile of weeds and leaves. I use a combination of CAD and scripts I wrote for Photoshop. There's a brief description at http//dhill.imagekind.com Thanks for introducing me to your work. I'd call the Wale patterns something with Meander in it. Sinuous Meander, maybe. Although that might suggest some kind of sinus condition. Houndstooth Pattern 2 suggests something I'd like to investigate -- using color variations to suggest alternate visual organizations. Not something I can do from photos using my techniques, but possibly from constructions. Sean, I love your patterns and I’d like to see more. Right now I’m at work chasing bugs, so I can’t study them as much as I’d like. Hope to steal some of your ideas! (or however it’s put politely, like Gain Insight into Geometric Possibilities) Much of the apparent complexity in my work comes from the source material. You can see the “Alien Technology” photo is a riot of shapes, colors and textures. The trick is finding a pattern that makes good use of what the source provides — and noticing potential in a pile of weeds and leaves.

I use a combination of CAD and scripts I wrote for Photoshop. There’s a brief description at http//dhill.imagekind.com

Thanks for introducing me to your work. I’d call the Wale patterns something with Meander in it. Sinuous Meander, maybe. Although that might suggest some kind of sinus condition.

Houndstooth Pattern 2 suggests something I’d like to investigate — using color variations to suggest alternate visual organizations. Not something I can do from photos using my techniques, but possibly from constructions.

]]> By: Sean Lewis http://patternsofreflection.com/index.php/2009/01/29/alien-technology/#comment-54 Sean Lewis Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:46:16 +0000 http://patternsofreflection.com/?p=455#comment-54 Hello, your geometric patterns are intense/amazing! What program are you using to create them? I have some patterns I designed on my blog: www.seanlewisart.blogspot.com These are simpler and done in CAD or freehand mostly. check it out and let me know what you think. Thanks Hello, your geometric patterns are intense/amazing! What program are you using to create them? I have some patterns I designed on my blog:
http://www.seanlewisart.blogspot.com
These are simpler and done in CAD or freehand mostly. check it out and let me know what you think. Thanks

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