Alevel project complete patterns (PIC heavy)

[Llama]

So iv finally finished my AS photography (well lens based art may be more accurate :thumbsdown: )

This is my second project and i was looking at patterns, First is my observation (not all of it, just some of the better stuff) So these are the images i later used in creating my patterns

Wire:
1.

Wire 1 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

2.

Wire 2 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

3.

Wire 4 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

4.

Wire 5 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

5. (fire)

Fire 1 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

6.

Fire 3 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

 

[Llama]

7.

Fire 7 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

8.

Fire 12 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

9.

Fire 16 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

10.

Fire 17 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

11.

Fire 21 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

12.

Fire 19 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

 

[Llama]

13.

Light 1 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

14.

Light 5 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

15.

Light 7 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

16. (random panda (it does fit into my artist reference ))

Panda 3 by j.clarke213, on Flickr]

17. heres the patterens

Pattern 1 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

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Pattern 2 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

 

[Llama]

19.

Pattern 4 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

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Pattern 5 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

21.

Pattern 6 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

22.

Pattern 7 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

23.

Pattern 9 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

24.

Pattern 10 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

 

[Llama]

25.

Pattern 11 by j.clarke213, on Flickr

26.

Pattern 12 by j.clarke213, on Flickr


Thanks very much for looking, any questions, crituqe and comments welcome

Thanks again (sorry its so much i have been quite selective )

 

[James J]

How did you get the patterns you ended up with from your initial photos? Quite an interesting affect if thats all you used.

 

[Llama]

How did you get the patterns you ended up with from your initial photos? Quite an interesting affect if thats all you used.

well quite a few different techniques, it wasn't quite all i used, i had some mathematical shapes as well such as Sierpinski's triangle

for most of them i cut out a part of it, then mirrored it in both axis creating patterns, then i would either do the same agin or i would rotate it sometimes using blending modes.

EDIT: i then added some colours through blending modes to the ones here

And some of the more fractal like images are using the Droste effect on the patterns i made, a great photoshop plugin

hope that help


Jack

 

[Jayst84]

Some of those patterns are pretty funky, I bet #24 would look cool as a giant wall-sized print.

Would love to see hear thinking that connects a bloke in a dodgy panda mask, to fractal patterns...

Also, how cool was Spirograph.

 

[Pegasus2]

#13 #24 #25

 

[Llama]

Some of those patterns are pretty funky, I bet #24 would look cool as a giant wall-sized print.

Would love to see hear thinking that connects a bloke in a dodgy panda mask, to fractal patterns...

Also, how cool was Spirograph.

Well that A-level art for ya :bonk:
http://fiz-iks.com/
These guys were the reference that bought in the animal masks, i do have some others of masks and it did tie in to some of the fractal work but i just liked the grainy feel of that one

I would deffinatly like to play around more with the spirograph stuff as all my ones were done in a bit of a rush (at 4:30 in the mornin before the light came up ) but yea defiantly an interesting technique

#13 #24 #25

thanks very much out of interest what is it about 13 that you like??

Jack

 

[MWHCVT]

Some interesting effects in some of these but to be honest there are far to many to offer any meaningful critique, you'd have been better served by spitting them up into half a dozen threads

Matt
MWHCVT