When you throw a Belgian seashell chocolate into the heavens.
Credits: Bogoljub Stankovic and Behance via Behance, Luka Schulz, mograph and Pinterest
spiral
Just couldn’t resist another Hexeosis
The play of shapes and colours is too hard to ignore.
Credits: hexeosis via Andrew Davidson, Optically Addicted, Margaret, Tu Recepcja, Tumblr, Lisa Marie, Optical illusion ✨ and Pinterest
Sending positive vibes
To all those facing the struggles of life.
Credits: AN ISLAND IN THE SETO SEA and Tumblr via Njorg and GIPHY
Zooming Flower of Life Phi Spiral – Sacred Geometry
This is one of the spirals from my “Phi Spirals” painting – here we see an infinite zoom on the flower of life and golden spiral.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
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
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
Flower of Life Swirl – Sacred Geometry
This animation features an infinite spiral laid on top of my mixed media painting “Flower of life II”
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Sacred Geometry Cabbage – Sacred Geometry
The animation you see here was made from a photograph of a cabbage sliced in half. The Spirals are a trace of the way the energy was moving as the cabbage plant grew.
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Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Sunflower Burst: Electric Zoom – Sacred Geometry
This is the final Gif from a series that features the golden ratio spiral from my piece “Purple Sunflower Burst”. I manipulated the colors of this one for a different viewing experience. Have a great day!
12/12 – April 2016
Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
Sunflower Burst: Sinkhole – Sacred Geometry
Here is another gif rendered from my “Purple Sunflower Burst” piece. It shows the interesting spiral nature of the Fibonacci pattern that I used to place the spheres.
9/12 – April 2016
Credits: Ansel Bickerton and Sacred Geometry
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