Project 09 | Complete
Once again, my favorite part of the month, the project share out. From dog walk data viz, to coffee cup doodles, to crow friends, tears, and tomatoes... so many ways to think about the challenge, and so many ways to realize it. Good stuff. I hope you enjoy these as much as I do.
Thanks, Pals!
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BG | 3x3 Animations
Materials: Rubik's Cube, iPhone Camera, Google Sheets, and FFmpeg
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CC | Color Sequence Mosaic
Description: Did a simple A, AB, ABC, ABCD, etc. pattern, where each letter is a color. I did a total of 20 unique colors, which added up to 210 boxes. I also did the pattern in (mostly) rainbow order to get a color gradient effect.
Materials: acrylic markers on paper (with the help of a pencil, ruler, eraser, and masking tape
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EM | Cup
Description: Sitting in the audience at Creative Mornings Vancouver, Septembers theme was Current. Listening to three speakers on addiction, belonging, race, and literacy. Mulling over the themes that seem to ebb and flow through my own work and life.
Materials: Cup & Pens
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GF | CROW
Description: Pattern based on a crow I saw the other day.
Materials: Adobe Illustrator, Inkjet Printer, Rag Photographique Paper
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KC | Potato Tomahto
Materials: Paper, Potato, Paint
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PD | Weave
Description: Repeating pattern made by cutting slits in a piece of paper and weaving strips of colored paper through them.
Materials: sketch paper, wax pastel, business envelope, scissors
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CF | Cocytus Study No 9.
Materials: walnut and worry
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SK | Dog Walks
Description: I was already playing around with visualizations of Apple Health data, so that's where my mind went for the pattern project. This spiral pattern is built from two morning dog walks this month. Each mark is a minute, indicating if it was mostly stopping/sniffing (dots) or mostly walking (lines) — it repeats the sniffiest and most active walk of the month. The variation alternates the direction that walk lines are slanted, a simple change that gives it a very different texture.
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JC | Splice
Description: Make a pattern, break a pattern, recombine.
Using methods my hands have forgotten.
Materials: Block print, newspaper, ink, gold leaf, scissors.
