Tag: Perspective
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Cathedral of Math – Scanned!
Over the holidays, I created a boot camp for myself – on the essentials of color management, color calibration, printing, and scanning. I needed a test case! The Cathedral of Math has been built, destroyed, and re-built. All on A3 paper. Now it has finally been scanned in pieces by an A4 scanner, stitched together,…
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Cathedral of Math – Rebuilt!
I have done it! I had repaired version 1 of the cathedral several times, and I finally ruined it. So, I’ve rebuilt it from scratch – to create a slightly different, and hopefully better version. Come back stronger! This took me longer than anything I had drawn before. Click on the images in this gallery…
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They Rebuilt Notre-Dame. So Will I!
This has been my Cathedral of Math – a freehand perspective drawing colored with every pen I have! Coloring was partly accidental. I nearly ruined it several times and repaired it again. Read the full story with work-in-progress photos here. It has been so shiny and I liked my “acrylic droplet texture” (This was intentional!)…
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Cathedral of Math
Once upon a time, the name of this site was: Theory and Practice of Trying to Combine Just Anything. Today, I am just trying to combine an experiment in code-generated art – the warp core explosion … … with my recent attempts to put spherical harmonic functions – “orbitals” – in perspective: So, I am…
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Putting Things in Perspective
What seemed important and huge is not a big deal. If you get too close, distortions will scare you. Lines become dots, planes become lines, and space becomes a plane. I wanted to set the Spherical Harmonic functions free – now I want to put them draw them in perspective! Spherical harmonic function Y_32 looks…