Outstanding input. I love the “7 natural pattens in nature.” Spiral, branching, radial, 120 degree angle, meander, whorl, chaos. These repeated over and over again in nature. Love these seven patterns as design motifs. They are found in the art going back to cave paintings and petroglyphs..Thanks for sharing.
Yes, it’s true. We live in a myriad of what seems like chaos but actually is order. Here is an excellent article, recommended on desktop or phone sideways— it expands upon geometries we can find in places today we would doubt to look for them. There is still much to learn.
This is a great, down-to-earth take on the Informel Movement! You make the concept relatable by connecting it to everyday moments, like tossing spaghetti (I'm sure my grandparents are cringing in the afterlife) or posting unfiltered Instagram stories. The comparison to nature’s chaos adds a nice touch, showing how beauty can come from randomness.
The message of embracing imperfection and focusing on the process rather than the outcome is inspiring and refreshing. It’s a fun way to invite people to be creative without overthinking, just like the Informel artists did.
Outstanding input. I love the “7 natural pattens in nature.” Spiral, branching, radial, 120 degree angle, meander, whorl, chaos. These repeated over and over again in nature. Love these seven patterns as design motifs. They are found in the art going back to cave paintings and petroglyphs..Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful of you to comment— thank 🫵🏻😉
Yes, it’s true. We live in a myriad of what seems like chaos but actually is order. Here is an excellent article, recommended on desktop or phone sideways— it expands upon geometries we can find in places today we would doubt to look for them. There is still much to learn.
https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-unified-theory-of-randomness-20160802/
This is a great, down-to-earth take on the Informel Movement! You make the concept relatable by connecting it to everyday moments, like tossing spaghetti (I'm sure my grandparents are cringing in the afterlife) or posting unfiltered Instagram stories. The comparison to nature’s chaos adds a nice touch, showing how beauty can come from randomness.
The message of embracing imperfection and focusing on the process rather than the outcome is inspiring and refreshing. It’s a fun way to invite people to be creative without overthinking, just like the Informel artists did.
Thank You, Monica.
Always a breath of fresh air ✨️