After the previous experimentation with photo-manipulation, I decided to turn toward a more abstract direction of digitally created, vertically symmetrical patterns. On the concept of cities, mandalas have often been said to be ideal city plans, with the core, or nexus, right in the centre, and extensions radiating outward on all sides, fluidly as though a flower in bloom. This… Read more →
I love these. They look like pressed dried flowers. Read more →
All our actions and decisions are merely the machinations of a predetermined universe and that our concept of ‘free will’ is nought but a comforting illusion. This is my hand drawn calligram, or calligraphy mural, on square paper measuring 12×12 inches. It is of the phrase above that talks about how all our actions are fated. Playing with colours^. Above… Read more →
The irony is that sometimes I am a misanthrope because I’m not really sure how I should be acting around people without fucking up. Social interaction is tiring and oh so confusing sometimes so I get afraid of people because I might say or do the wrong thing and cause situations to implode upon themselves. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misanthropy Go away people. Nah… Read more →
I got a little angsty when i wrote this (with my calligraphy pen) and kinda decided to vent my frustrations on the paper. Ink was flying everywhere. heh. turned into a pattern using filters from photoshop^ Brainssss. Brain in a vat theory https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brain_in_a_vat remove a person’s brain from the body, suspend it in a vat of life-sustaining liquid, and connect… Read more →
My own calligraphy. Negativity and intense emotions. Inverted colours on the right. Apathy. I feel nothing at all. Alone in a sea of people. My own hand-written calligraphy. The final panel: Intense emotion x Apathy = Depression Thanks Read more →
Testing colours – My original Calligraphy Pen credits: WuYou 🙂 – http://oss.adm.ntu.edu.sg/a150069/ Read more →
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