Surely, you’ve seen a myriad of optical illusions on the internet. Some are funny, inexplicable, confusing, and there are some you may not have fallen for. I present one of my favorite ones here. Take a look at this image: Most likely, you’ll see different colors of sphere in the above image. Ranging from yellowish, […]
Tag: Art-Tech-Intersection
So, what’s special about 144?
Every now and then there will be some mathematician or a student of math who will present a specific number and either ask or advocate the special characteristics of a number. We all encountered the Pi, Fibonacci sequence, Golden ratio, etc. etc. Today, let’s talk about a less popular, seemingly benign number: 144 Immediately, most […]
Behind every goal, there’s science. Anatomy of a goal (part1)
With the World Cup, Copa America underway, obviously I try to catch some games and follow the scores on matches I missed. The other day I noticed a chart on BBC site that showed charts with points plotted on a field where the ball had traveled on a particular game. This got me thinking, how […]
Sculpture creations: Video and more photos…
Howdy! I’ve uploaded some videos of my latest sculpture creations in clay for fun. Please check them out; hope you enjoy them. Also trying to keep photos of my art (sculpture, paintings/sketches, and encaustics) all in one place at https://www.deviantart.com/fsartwork/ Pics of this and more are at https://www.deviantart.com/fsartwork/ However, since I’m not a paying member there I […]
Sculpture made by me…MetaTusks (no beginning, no end)
MetaSpores…Sculpture made by me with no beginning or end
Sculpture and science
This is a physical 3D sculpture inspired by the recently discovered/invented Metamobius geometry. I’ve posted blogs about this after I came across it (search for “metamobius” on my site). I wanted to see if the computer-generated images could be physically manifested…yes, this one did!
My sculpture experiments
Here’s a whimsical sculpture I made out of clay. I call it “the man and his son”.
Adding sound to Python code
Python isn’t necessarily for multimedia programming, so only recently I looked up ways to add audio in a Python script. Turns out there are several ways to do that. They’re all really simple. Methods to add sound: 1. import winsound fname = “soundfile.wav” winsound.PlaySound(fname, winsound.SND_FILENAME) 2. import pygame pygame.init() s = pygame.mixer.Sound(“soundfile.wav”) # Start playback […]
Playing with Clay
Hey there, so I got some fresh reusable and permanent clay materials from Michael’s. Goofing with the reusable one just to feel the texture, created this figure. I’ll call it “Penguin Man protecting his first-born” I kinda like him actually! More unique posts like this are quickly found from this link (because I tag them accordingly).