Simon Edmondson 37 Posted December 27, 2018 Bought some perforated steel plates to use with stop frame work, noticed the moire effects when one moved over the other and thought,"Ill photo that". It was too cold to venture out doors ( by UK standards anyway ), so decided to try something similar in AM using cookie cutter decals.Managed to make about 35 over two days. Here are a few of them. Apologies for large file sizes. Grid One was the first one, Two grids, one using circular hole, the other square holes. There was about 10 of those in different settings. Then added colour and different grids.Grid Fourteen and G27 give an indication of those. Then, last night, thought to try cookie cutters combined with image decal. and Chicken was the result of that. No idea where it will go now, but it was fun to do. simon Grid_One__720.mov Grid_Fourteen_.mov G27.mov Chicken_V18.mov Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
robcat2075 283 Posted September 15 Those are psychedelic! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Simon Edmondson 37 Posted October 1 When I first went to art college ( a very long time ago ) I learned about 'Moire Patterns', which was basically a major influence on the "Op Art" work of the 60's. These were variations on that effect. Very simple to do, just a bit un nerving to view. Regards simon Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
