• I really like this bit here- asymmetric and delicious - EricGjerde

Strange Fruit

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    carson.a, 6.5st, kim_cha, dreamynor, and 27 other people added this photo to their favorites.

  2. carson.a (57 months ago | reply)

    Fan-bloody-tastic!
    They're really nestled in there
    In that moody little box.

    Renaissance Geometry Studies / Alien Pods

  3. Horst Kiechle (57 months ago | reply)

    Hej, that was quick - thanks.
    Yes, well, the chiaroscuro effect lends a touch of culture to any art form - even new media art ... :)

  4. 6.5st (57 months ago | reply)

    Well I think Carson pretty much said it all.
    All I can do is stare in wonder.

  5. kim_cha (57 months ago | reply)

    sin palabras

  6. Horst Kiechle (57 months ago | reply)

    ... con la luz y la sombra.

  7. EricGjerde (57 months ago | reply)

    The one on the left (as noted) is my favorite by far - the asymmetric sections just absolutely make it fascinating

  8. Horst Kiechle (57 months ago | reply)

    Thanks Eric for your feedback.
    Some people spend a lot of time trying to discover mathematical regularity in natural objects (sunflower seed patterns, logarithmic spirals in shells etc.) - for me it has always been more interesting to look at natural irregularity and imperfections and how to include them into the design process. The two examples on the right are standard approaches when using computer aided design packages - the one on the left is a bit more time-consuming, but worth it, I think.

  9. saicode (53 months ago | reply)

    Really amazing!
    I also like the asymmetrical one!

    Great work!!

  10. jeanphilippeh (51 months ago | reply)

    amazing

  11. Patrick M Burnham (42 months ago | reply)

    this is great! how was it done?

  12. Horst Kiechle (42 months ago | reply)

    Thanks!
    Basically like all my work. Designed in a 3D modelling package, self-written software to unfold it - the software also adds tabs automatically, crease with blunt letter opener, cut with scalpel and when you glue the tabs together it looks like this on the inside.

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