The eighth in our February 2016 series of GIFs by artist Ansel Bickerton.
The vivid color in this piece is a result of the oil pastels used in the original painting. The Sri Yantra as it is called is an ancient Hindu symbol. In this symbol nine triangles converge to form 43 smaller ones. It is a web that is symbolic of the womb of the universe.
Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
A GIF made from a news clip by the American Broadcasting Co. – where a toddler reaches out to touch the family cat, only to get a less-than-friendly response.
Credits: ABC via Ratedesi Forums
Perfect co-operation and synchronisation in simple matter.
Credits: Beauty and the Maths via Pia Hollund, Awesome GIF’s and Facebook
When my niece was around 3-4 years old, she picked up my heavy-ass UK Size 14 shoe and flung it down the hallway. She mostly ate noodles 😱
Credits: Via Rud Ra, Gifs Lovers and Google+
The seventh in our February 2016 series of GIFs by artist Ansel Bickerton.
Only taking one sitting to be realized, this piece came together so fluidly. It is a mix of acrylic paint, colored pencil, and ink all animated in a way that it grows infinitely from itself. I really liked the infinite zoom effect and had to apply it to this painting!
Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Our prime minister David Cameron recently went to Brussels, the heart of the European Union to negotiate some terms for the UK vis-a-vis our relationship with the EU. Meanwhile some people here are going nuts over the ‘Brexit’ debate and forthcoming referendum on continued EU membership. Of particular issue are all these celebrities and politicians emerging with their ten-a-penny opinions about which way we should vote. Stay. Leave. Aaargh!.
Credits: gfycat via Paul Cook, EEA visa.. EU free movement and Facebook
He bought it off some cloak-wearing Romanian dude in a nightclub in Stratty!
Credits: cadenohwiler and Giphy via Daníel Sigurðarson, Awesome GIF’s and Facebook
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