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A circular emblem or shield-like design featuring a vibrant array of geometric shapes, resembling stained glass or fragmented jewels. The complex pattern and bold colors create a striking visual effect, suggesting a sense of abstract artistry and intricate design.
Saw this pic of Paul Mescal on twitter and I got inspired lolol
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Porcelain vase rose enamel Qing Dynasty (19th century) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum "Matthew, just back from a meeting of the Royal Ceramics Society, was arranging his collection. . . . He had bought two large mahogany display cases into which he was now putting some favorite pieces. He had removed two semicircular tables and fitted the cases into the alcoves in the the hall. It did not look too museum-like. The Sung and Ting dishes were all in a crowd on the drawing-room table. He had decided to make a selection of a number of favorites to keep with him and to lend the rest to the Fitzwilliam Museum for the present. The selection was proving very difficult. He stood holding a famille noire teapot tenderly by the spout. Of course Ming and Ting were greatest and Sung doubtless greatest of all, but for a weightless charm which was perfect without being sublime it was impossible to better Ching." – from An Accidental Man by Iris Murdoch (Chatto & Windus, 1971) Porcelain bottle iron-red enamel Qing Dynasty (18th century) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain bowl group of bats, iron-red enamel Qing Dynasty (19th century) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain water-pot copper-red glaze Qing Dynasty (19th century) Sir David Percival Collection, British Museum Porcelain vase iron-brown glaze Northern Song Dynasty (1000-1127) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain bowl inscribed and dated, coffee-colored glaze Qing Dynasty (1672) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain cups yellow glaze Qing Dynasty (1723-1735) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain vase pear-shape, apple-green enamel Qing Dynasty (1662-1722) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain vase pear-shape, turquoise glaze Qing Dynasty (1662-1722) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Porcelain dish turquoise glaze Qing Dynasty (17th century) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Stoneware dish blue and purple glaze Ming Dynasty (1368-1398) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Stoneware bowl sky-blue glaze, with purple Yuan-Jin Dynasty (1115-1300) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Stoneware cup-holder duck-egg blue glaze Northern Song Dynasty (11th-12th century) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum Stoneware model of an egg white-ware, opaque white glaze Republic (1912-1949) Sir Percival David Collection, British Museum
A visual spoiler of all 540 cards in Chromatic Cube
The final piece in the series, "Chromatic Convergence" brings together the vibrant energy and geometric motifs of its predecessors, culminating in a harmonious fusion of color and form. The central infinity symbol, rendered in a spectrum of blues and oranges, represents the eternal cycle of creation and transformation. The surrounding geometric patterns, reminiscent of stained glass windows, create a sense of depth and complexity, inviting the viewer to explore the intricate details and hidden meanings. The textured surface adds a tactile dimension, further enhancing the artwork's richness and visual appeal. This piece is a celebration of the interconnectedness of all things, a reminder that even in chaos, there is always a path towards unity and harmony.
micrograph of ascorbic acid crystals that seem to vibrate
