Scientific Inspiration

2008 International Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge Winners http://www.newscientist.com/gallery/dn14805-science-visualised

String Vibrations, Andrew Davidhazy

Visualizing the Bible, Chris Harrison and Christoph Römhild

Polymazing, Ye Jin Eun and Douglas B. Weibel

Mad Hatter's Tea, Colleen Champ and Dennis Kunkel

so i let the piece have it!

craziness.. yay or nay?

inspiration for flat imagery..

"Winter Wonderland" by Jeremy Somers
http://www.itsartdammit.com/

Graffiti Art by Eduardo Bertone
http://www.bertoneeduardo.com/

it's funny how they tell you, "you can be anything."

i need some feedback please!!

i plan to play around with the whites of the print designs to help push/pull the figure to make it less flat.

• are the different styles good, or do i need to pick patterns from the same print, perhaps?
• is the figure position good?
• do i need to abstract the figure more or make it look more realistic?
• background-- more, less, dark-light gradient, or does there need to be something there?

PLEASE give me your ideas!! thanks!

slightly interesting notions

sometimes i think combining ideas & art is like sticking ice cubes on the sun.

argh.

why is it always so difficult to get started? it has to be the right environment, or inspiration just leaves me.. & all my work amounts to is just frustration and anxiousness.