Animation of variations

Autumn / Winter
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#creativeexploration
#creativecoding
#automation
#woodcut
#tiles
#geometricpattern
#modularpattern

New geometric pattern series. No rotation, just horizontal & vertical shifts to generate hundreds of pattern variations. These pattern variations could make a pretty cool pattern font. What do you think?
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#creativeexploration
#creativecoding
#automation
#woodcut
#geometricpattern
#modularpattern

Dots, lines, rings, stars…. the visual forms are ever changing and even surprising in this tile animation. Simple seed design + simple 8 fold and 4 fold symmetries = delightful results.
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#creativeexploration
#tiledesign
#indigo
#patterndesigner

Organic pattern evolution in motion. Watch cellular forms breathe, divide, and reorganize. The animation reveals how structure and flow can dance together without losing their individual natures.

#patternevolution
#organicgeometry
#patterndesigner
#patternmeditation
#mindfulness
#flowstate

Watch Truchet tiles rotate through many possibilities. Each frame shows the same system expressing different aspects of its potential. Infinite variation from finite rules: the creative constraint paradox in motion.
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#truchettiles
#constrainedcreativity
#patterngeneration
#creativecoding

Cell division follows a timeless rhythm. Bacteria pulse with their own frequencies. Mitochondria beat like tiny hearts. This pattern captures the truth that every organism is actually a community, all synchronized to the fundamental rhythm of being alive.
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#cellularart
#lifepatterns

360 degrees of transformation: cellular division becomes flower garden becomes meditation. The seed pattern reveals the hidden geometry connecting cellular life to visual rhythms. Same breath, different scales.

“One Mind” is the fundamental, unified reality underlying all phenomena. It is the source of everything, unborn, indestructible, and beyond conceptual understanding.

“Creation begins with the activity of consciousness, which may be called vibration, and every vibration starting from its original source is the same, differing only in its tone and rhythm….”
— Inayat Khan,
The Mysticism of Sound