I half hearted try at other social media but if you want to contact me somehow best course is probably DM me.
This thing is broken for me but I had fun chatting with y'all time to time.
Hey there.
I've been away from home since june and I won't be home till august.
I may not even get a break before I have to leave home again.
Getting laid off and unemployed for two months out me in the hole a couple thousand USD.
So working forever I guess.
@ColpeFrederic That's a point in its favor, if I can keep the job I'll finally be making enough to cover my monthly expenses. Maybe I can finally save a little.
Good news I have employment again. Bad news is it the shop is an hour away one direction.
Further good news, I am going to be a sky welder. First job is fusing a mast to a flange at 700 feet.
Further bad news, I may be away for a month at a time while we work on it.
@ingloriousgigi I loved it as a kid going into History and Art History because it wasn't so much about accuracy to me but depicting people in the past just as alive and silly as we are now. Extreme Sports. Popular Music. Colorful and sexy. All of it! :D
11/ Islamic geometric patterns have been recognized for their aesthetic and mathematical significance, leading to research and academic study in the field of Islamic art and architecture.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Eli Moreno
10/ Islamic geometric patterns have influenced various artistic movements and styles beyond the Islamic world, including the European Renaissance and Art Nouveau.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Saba
9/ The study of Islamic geometry involves concepts such as tessellations, symmetry, and the use of a compass and ruler to construct complex patterns.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Aalif_se_art
8/ The repetition and symmetry in Islamic geometric patterns symbolize the order and harmony of the universe as well as the infinite nature of God.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Burhan Uddin
7/ Islamic geometric patterns are often characterized by the use of complex interlacing designs, known as arabesques, which create an illusion of infinite repetition.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Yasmin Cagatay
6/ Islamic geometric patterns are typically symmetrical and balanced, with a high degree of precision and meticulousness in their construction.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist @samira_mian
5/ Islamic geometry is deeply influenced by Islamic religious and cultural beliefs. It is often used to symbolize the infinite nature of Allah and the interconnectedness of the universe.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Zahra Ammar
4/ Islamic geometric patterns are created using a compass & ruler, without the use of measurements or calculations. The patterns are constructed by repeating geometric shapes, transforming them through rotation, reflection, & scaling.
Islamic geometry by artist Aarshia Saifuddin
3/ Islamic geometric patterns often consist of repeated geometric shapes such as circles, squares, and stars, which are combined to create intricate designs.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Raanaz Shahid
2/ The use of geometry in Islamic art is influenced by Islamic beliefs, which discourage the depiction of living beings in religious contexts.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Clarissa Grandi
1/ Islamic geometry is based on mathematical principles and is characterised by the use of intricate geometric patterns.
Islamic geometry in progress by contemporary artist Antara Biswas
Geometric patterns are a distinguishing feature of Islamic art, thought to reflect the language of the universe & the greatness of creation.
Today, artists are reinterpreting this traditional artform in new ways.
A thread on contemporary artists creating Islamic geometry...
@miguelsepulvada@MikeOkuda @4Killerbeezzz The only thing about this is that ideas by themselves have no tangible reality. Even if someone was an unparalleled genius and inventor who brought some machine into existence in their garage. Where did the steel come from? The polymer? The copper? Who will mass produce it?