Saturday, 29 March 2008

Subcellular (diptych)

see 'Subcellular (diptych)' at deviantART

Revisiting the flipped disc style to see what else can be done. The diptych is a natural effect arising from the use of a polar final transform with this style, in conjunction with 2 quite different patterning transforms.

Frame in PhotoFiltre, dividing line added in Paint.NET.

Tuesday, 25 March 2008

Flight trip home

see 'Flight trip home' at deviantART

sunset bird flight
home to roost
dance the still quiet air bright
with beating wings
and colours of the evening mind

More Apophysis abstraction and first outing for the taurus variation, scrawling its distinctive markings across the quadri-transformed canvas.

Sunday, 16 March 2008

The dance

see 'The dance' at deviantART

Waltz? Tango? Salsa? You decide.

Revisiting the stained glass style to discover new possibilities lurking within its framework.

Saturday, 15 March 2008

The alphabet factory

see 'The alphabet factory' at deviantART

Churning out identikit letters to spell more pointless words. What's new? ;)

Tuesday, 11 March 2008

Nightfall

see 'Nightfall' at deviantART

A return to that abstract painting look that I'm keen to explore.

Apophysis flame, sharpened in IrfanView for the textured feel and framed in PhotoFiltre.

Sunday, 9 March 2008

Kiss

see 'Kiss' at deviantART

Wildness with the plastic style.

Saturday, 1 March 2008

Colourdance

see 'Colourdance' at deviantART

Masterfully-sculpted perspex backlit by parping* colours.

Full view essential.

*my coinage, a kind of synaesthetic onomatopoeic sound-to-light transfer!

Friday, 29 February 2008

The fresh flowers of Spring

see 'The fresh flowers of Spring' at deviantART

Something a bit more full-on fractal in style. A looking forward at this transitional time.

But these things also are Spring's -
On banks by the roadside the grass
Long-dead that is greyer now
Than all the Winter it was;

The shell of a little snail bleached
In the grass; chip of flint, and mite
Of chalk; and the small birds' dung
In splashes of purest white:

All the white things a man mistakes
For earliest violets
Who seeks through Winter's ruins
Something to pay Winter's debts,

While the North blows, and starling flocks
By chattering on and on
Keep their spirits up in the mist,
And Spring's here, Winter's not gone.

- But These Things Also by Edward Thomas

Tuesday, 26 February 2008

The ring

see 'The ring' at deviantART


Yes, it looks a bit like a nipple. Yes, it's slightly eccentric. I don't care: it's intended ;P This does odd things to me. Experimentation with Tri_boarders2.

Tuesday, 19 February 2008

A quadrilateral approach to time

see 'A quadrilateral approach to time' at deviantART

Foursquare. The juxtapostion of an infinitude of temporally-representative i-frames. The human brain, given free rein, reigns free.

Minimal post-work in IrfanView for contrast/brightness/sharpness.

Sunday, 17 February 2008

The Plan

see 'The Plan' at deviantART

Looking somewhere between a telephone engineer's wet nightmare and the London A-Z around the Tottenham Court Road area, The Plan is a curious pictorial record of the relationships and otherwise between all major thought systems and the various groups and factions they have spawned over the millennia of human existence. Complete understanding confers complete power. Damned if I know where to start.

Saturday, 16 February 2008

pshades

see 'pshades' at deviantART


The ' p ' is psilent ;) Bless those wrecked angles, how they etch and stain!

Hot off the press in some kind of ecstatic delirium...

Friday, 15 February 2008

Ossuary

see 'Ossuary' at deviantART

I first came across this word many years ago in 'The name of the rose'. This one, I fancy, is somewhat Lovecraftian in its natue ;)

Sunday, 10 February 2008

Julian slips his disc



More experimentation with lazysusan in the final transform, this time morphing to polar, all the while with rotating disc transform and gradient.

Saturday, 9 February 2008

Tri-cycling through the boarderlands



A single-transformed rotational cycle showing the patterns inherent in the tri_boarders variation. Sadly, this really loses quality in the upload.