3 Artificial Constructs
filed in Book Cover Illustrations and Artwork on Aug.19, 2011
I recently suggested that rather than plotting growth of the S-curve on graphs, they might possibly be better explored by plotting them through 3D. Sadly the only response (other than humorous) mentally pictured the rotation on one axis.
Things become more interesting when an object is rotated on more than one axis and moved through space (time) as well. Being an artist, I was compelled to add some dramatic lightning, materials, and environments as well.
That said, I may be exploring these further as they would appear to have the potential for use as science fiction and “alien” constructs.
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When not contemplating the rotation of S curves through time and space, Duncan Long works as a magazine and book cover illustrator. You can see more of his illustrations at Duncan Long’s Magazine and Book Cover Portfolio
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August 19th, 2011 on 9:29 pm
They are all good, but that first one is bad-a**! It looks like some sort of alien platform.
August 19th, 2011 on 10:17 pm
That’s how it looked to my eye as well. In fact, I added a humanish figure and a few other details… Will eventually post it in my science fiction artwork gallery. If it stands the “test of time.” Sometimes what seem wondrous illustrations one day lose their luster after a week or so.
August 21st, 2011 on 1:06 pm
Absolutely amazing!