traffic patterns
This series of drawings started by accident. Experimenting with a tablet PC while riding in the car, I found that the bumps and turns of the road led to some interesting patterns and textures, a visual “EKG” of the road.
traffic patterns
This series of drawings started by accident. Experimenting with a tablet PC while riding in the car, I found that the bumps and turns of the road led to some interesting patterns and textures, a visual “EKG” of the road.
translations
I have experimented with translating Traffic Patterns, both motion-generated and observed, into motifs for textile design – some in collaboration with other designers and others as personal projects.
translations
I have experimented with translating Traffic Patterns, both motion-generated and observed, into motifs for textile design – some in collaboration with other designers and others as personal projects.
interview with artist think
Interview with Carrie Brummer as part of the “Creative Spirit” series in her blog, Artist Think.
interview with artist think
Interview with Carrie Brummer as part of the “Creative Spirit” series in her blog, Artist Think.
non-digital traffic patterns
In addition to digital traffic patterns, I have developed a practice of capturing motion non-digitally, using pen, pencil, ink, and paint. I sometimes choose to make these pieces alongside the digital drawings.
non-digital traffic patterns
In addition to digital traffic patterns, I have developed a practice of capturing motion non-digitally, using pen, pencil, ink, and paint. I sometimes choose to make these pieces alongside the digital drawings.
muse (mjuːz)
— vb 1. to reflect (about) or ponder (on), usually in silence 2. ( intr ) to gaze thoughtfully, wonder, marvel — n 3. a state of abstraction 4. a guiding spirit 5. a source of inspiration
muse (mjuːz)
— vb 1. to reflect (about) or ponder (on), usually in silence 2. ( intr ) to gaze thoughtfully, wonder, marvel — n 3. a state of abstraction 4. a guiding spirit 5. a source of inspiration
