Mathematica code:
S[n_, t_] := Sin[n*2 Pi/50 + t]
ListAnimate[
Show[
Table[
Plot[
100 - n + (10*S[n,t] + .02)*Exp[-(x - 4.5*S[n, 0])^2/Abs[S[n,t]]],
{x, -10, 10},
PlotStyle -> Directive[Black, Thick], PlotRange -> {{-7, 7}, {0, 100.5}},
Filling -> Axis, FillingStyle -> White, Axes -> False, AspectRatio -> Full,
ImageSize -> {500, 750}],
{n, -10, 100, 1}]],
{t, .001, 2 Pi + .001, (2 Pi + .001)/30}, AnimationRunning->False]
Choices - collage on playing card
Materials: Letraset, greaseproof coloured and transparent papers.
Something of my own.
Spring 2011I took Typography 1 during my sophomore year. We were allowed to use only five fonts throughout the course: Bodoni, Garamond, Helvetica, New Century Schoolbook, and Univers. For our final project we had to come up with a way to “show off” each typeface. I chose to build different horse breeds out of bits of the fonts.
Erna and Hrefna are eleven years old Icelandic identical twins. I started to photograph them when they were nine years old in 2009, and this will be an ongoing project until they are sixteen years old. I will visit them every year. My intention for this project is to capture the very precious period of their growth from child to teenager, physically as well psychologically. The relationship between identical twins is interesting subject matter. I often hear that identical twins have telepathic connections between them. This is true with Erna and Hrefna. They are always together. They almost never fight each other. Spending time with them I feel such comfort in their companionship but at the same time I feel strange because I have never seen such a powerful connection between any two human beings. They say to me, “We dream same dreams sometimes.”
— Ariko Inaoka (Erna and Hrefna Project ‘09-‘10)
click through to view the rest, they are really lovely.
