Making moving art. It’s a thirsty job.
Credits: Vijay Shah and Blingee
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Biro storm
An octopus’ way of telling you that you’re taking up too much of its personal space.
Credits: OctoNation™ and GIPHY
The bibliophile invertebrate
… is an avid consumer of the written word. Prose, facts and poetry. Nothing escapes the bookworm’s hunger.
Credits: Oh Yeah! Variety via GifCities and Internet Archive
Thirty-four degrees
It could reach 34 degrees Celsius here in London today, the highest temperature experienced on these shores since 1976 (forty years). Lets pray for those who work in hot kitchens, construction and anyone travelling on the Central line Tube.
Credits: Fox Television via Tumblr and Storify
Op Art II – Sacred Geometry
This piece features a total of 3 overlapping spirals to create this effect. The original piece was created using pen and ink.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Metatron’s Cube Distressed – Sacred Geometry
A distressed version of my Acrylic and Ink painting “Metatron’s Cube” Metatron’s Cube can be used to make illusions of all five of the platonic solids!
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Chartres Window Zoom – Sacred Geometry
This animation gets its inspiration from the Chartres Cathedral window =) This was rendered in pen and ink, and then manipulated to create this animation. This work is available to color in my free coloring book download that can be printed for free from my website.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Op Art I – Sacred Geometry
I used one of my pen and ink pieces to create this. By overlapping a spiral on top of the spiral I already drew I was able to create this interesting animation.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Binary Flower of Life – Sacred Geometry
A pen and ink piece animated – the original piece features 512 spheres that overlap the flower of life.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Double Spiral Zoom – Sacred Geometry
This animation resembles the actual artwork more than the other manipulations I’ve created from this piece. The logarithmic spirals that emanate from the center allow me to smoothly animate this mixed media piece. The original piece was created using Pencil, Ink, and colored pencils.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
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