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Comment on Connection Unlimited Geometric Art in detail by Michael Burch

Michael Burch — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 06:50:47 +0000

I love all of this you are very talented! I run very much along the same chord. Please checkout my site and leave a message in my GuestBook if you wish

Comment on Alien Technology by Lara

Lara — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 04:26:49 +0000

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

Comment on Three Round Geometric Patterns in detail by Anne

Anne — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 23:49:57 +0000

I actually stumbled upon these looking for inspiration for a cutwork and applique doily. They’re far too complex for my skill level, but they are quite beautiful.

Comment on What do you see? by dhill

dhill — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 15:53:04 +0000

Amelia -
I can see a chinese-style dragon face right in the center, taking up about 1/8 of the image. Is that the one you see? Or does it involve those three large amber protrusions down near the bottom?

Aurora -
So sorry I lost your interesting comment way back in November. This one is really gothic and grotesque, isn’t it? I agree that parts seem to be coming at me. It seems rather cavernous, somehow, too. Maybe the suggestion of a bat cave.

Comment on What do you see? by amelia

amelia — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 15:22:04 +0000

A chinese-style dragon face — cropped from the top of its snout to the forehead.

Comment on Alien Technology by dhill

dhill — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 16:22:12 +0000

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.

Comment on Alien Technology by Sean Lewis

Sean Lewis — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:46:16 +0000

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

Comment on What do you see? by Aurora

Aurora — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:22:37 +0000

Tarantula flanked by two other buggies and ridden by something with big pointy ears.

Or possibly some sort of a snub-nosed bat.

All kinds of faces, down in that bottom section.

That structure really makes it seem like a scene to me, with the rosette in the background and and the bits in the front advancing on you. Now I’m imagining some sort of science fiction movie with the look of these patterns but with parts of them moving somehow. I think it might require your 3D screen.

Comment on Stained Glass by dhill

dhill — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 19:32:24 +0000

Thanks for your interest!

This one is available at Imagekind. They offer a variety of materials — matte, glossy and luster paper, and canvas, which is reported to be beautiful, but I’ve never seen a sample myself. They can also frame for you. Some of the patterns are at RedBubble, which offers the option of laminated prints.