Eat Sleep Pattern Repeat Repeat Repeat

Eat Sleep Pattern Repeat Repeat Repeat on Society6

Magnetic Liquid

Awesome ferrofluid patterns (love that stuff!):





Via Synaptic Stimuli

Wall Tapestries

Society6 have added Wall Tapestries...



Introducing New Wall Tapestries to Society6!

Ryszard Winiarski

Soundshapes

Want...



Sculpture made from a piece of sound spatially recorded (based on Chladni patterns) by Ricky van Broekhoven:

"As a sound designer and musician I always experience music as something very tangible. Almost in the same degree as experiencing a landscape. But sound always remains something ungraspable. I got fascinated by the Chladni patterns. They visualise resonance patterns of sound in a miraculous way. Salt or a similar substance is poured on a thin metal plate that is resonating on a clear tone. Every tone frequency has it’s own specific symmetrical organic drawing that appears. The device used is called a Chladni plate. During my research I built several. I made the process of transformation within the drawing on the Chladni plate three dimensional inspired by CT scan technology. A piece of sound is now spatially recorded.

Every soundbit will have it’s own characteristic sculpture. The results of this study consists of a 3d print of a soundbit of approx. 400-600hz and a handmade model of tulip wood of approx. 550-600hz."





Via PYTR 75

Eley Kishimoto

Want! Eley Kishimoto have launched their first wallpaper collection...





Via WGSN

Interference Study

Intricate op-art style paintings by New York-based artist Johnny Abrahams

Eat Sleep Pattern Repeat

New print available :



Eat Sleep Pattern Repeat Art Print on Society6

Going to do a load more in this series...

Cosmic Geometry

“Imagine stepping inside the center of a diamond and staring at the sun"






The dazzling mirror mosaic works of Iranian artist Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian
(and) some of her intriguing drawings...




Cosmic Geometry: The Life and Work of Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian

Via Synaptic Stimuli

A Gif for Wednesday

ESA

Bit like the view from the airplane window... but on steroids - photographs of Earth from the ESA Archive:






Via but does it float

Society6

<< warning: shameless self promotion >>

A few more designs in my Society6 store:

Isometric

Made with Isometric, an app with which you can compose simple geometric shapes (based on a 60-degree rhombus) to create abstract works of art.

More examples here... Made with Isometric

Via iainclaridge.net

Contains Graphic Imagery

Loving the graphic lines used in Scottish designer Christopher Kane's SS14 collection unveiled at London Men's Fashion Week...

Hexagon Series

With the success, in sales, of Hexagon No. 1 on Society6 (mostly iPhone Cases)... I've added a couple of colourways:



Hexagon No. 2



Hexagon No. 3

Mono Merry Xmas

Christmas in black and white... festive monochromy available from Society6 in packs of three, five or 10:

Society6

Finally got my act together and started adding bits to my Society6 page. First print, of many (hopefully):



Also available as a lovely iPhone/iPod skin:



Look out for more monochromy vs geometry
:)

Monegros

Series, by Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, examining the impact of long-term dryland farming in Monegros, Spain.





"In 2010 Burtynsky photographed farm areas in Spain including Monegros, a hilly, semi-desert area with extreme climatic conditions. He was drawn to Monegros by the complex and organic expansion of the farming areas that were created by successive divisions of land through family farming. Burtynsky was fascinated by the visual formations and level of abstraction of Monegros as seen from above and the resulting photographs are his most abstract and painterly work to date. The writhing lines and bold patches of colour and texture suggest microscopic organisms as well as the cosmic landscape. The rhythmic patterns and semi-figurative shapes resemble paintings by Kandinsky, Picasso, Miró and Dubuffet as well as primitive art and cave paintings."

Source: Nicholas Metivier Gallery