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Lots of singularities here. When light is reflected or refracted through a smooth bumpy surface the rays bunch together in such a way that an intersecting plane will see caustic patterns of more intense light. This is where the rays are tangent to a catastrophe surface in 3-space. The curves are parts of fold surfaces, while junctions are various kind of umbilic catastrophe surfaces.
Illustration for Cat Fancy magazine to accompany article on typical tabby cat patterns. Believe it or not, even tough they look like pelts of skinned cats, this was the least-gruesome option and even suggested by the editor.
High resolution mandala/kaleidoscope background. This is a giveaway texture. 100%.Can be used in derivate works, commercial or non commercial. I just wish to be notified and/or shown a copy of your work.
LCC Surface Design students hand screen printing one of our repeat patterns. LCC Surface Design Show 2011. www.primitivepress.bigcartel.com
"Close your eyes and feel the fun...
Pattern recognition is on the run
I will know you I won't show you... yeah yeah yeah!"
- Sonic Youth, Pattern Recognition
The weekend in San Francisco, assisting Stephen and Brian on the Aperture Academy Night Owls and San Francisco Marin Headlands workshops, turned out to be a two day journey of fun events. Luckily, I got some shooting done too and Rodeo Beach proved to be one of my favorite spots of the weekend, even though Lombard Street with a girl leaning out of a sun roof and screaming "This is like Titaniiiiic, woohoooooo!" ranks pretty high on the list. Not to forget the Hustler stripper truck on the way back to Baker Beach.
While Brian was already in joyous expectation to see the nude dudes on the beach again, I had to stop on a red light. Expecting nothing from the short stop, to our surprise a truck full of blinking lights pulled up right next to us. A quick glance revealed a giant glass cube sitting on the back of the Hustler stripper truck. Yep, it was full of girls dancing to the blasting music. Sorry Stephen, you certainly missed out on that one. I promise we'll not post the HD videos and pictures we got or even remotely tease you with the stories! ;-p
I uploaded a couple patterns onto my Kindle today- just to try it out.
I was very pleasantly surprised- Amy's Cosmopolitan Cowl pattern looked great! ($5 pattern from AOH Design's Ravelry store, made with lovely Bijou Basin Ranch Yak/ Cormo!)
You can see the photos very well for black and white and the text is all legible.
I will definitely be using this in the future!