I’m just going to keep chugging these out. This will be half of the completed books that are made. If this seems repetitive to you, just imagine hand cutting and sewing them. Let alone, scanning, cropping and coding to post here. I did add a slideshow though.
Cover:
Page 2
“Line”
Page 3
“Angle”
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A few exercises I did to practice brush-work.
“Compound of 5 Tetrahedra,” 8″ x 6″, acrylic on paper
“Great Ditrigonal Icosidodecahedron” 8″ x 6″, acrylic on paper
-JD
Cover
Page 2
“Line”
Page 3
“Angle”
Page 4
“Triangle”
Page 5
“Square”
Page 6
“Pentagon”
Page 7
“Hexagon”
Page 8
“Hepagon”
Page 9
“Octagon”
Page 10
“Tetrahedron”
Page 11
“Cube”
Page 12
“Octahedron”
Page 13
“Dodecahedron”
Page 14
“Icosahedron”
Page 15
“Hexagonal Prism”
Page 16
“Cuboctahedron”
Page 17
“Truncated Octahedron”
Page 18
“Rhombicuboctahedron”
Page 19
“Triakistetrahedron664″
Page 20
“Pentagonal Icositetrahedron”
Page 21
“Rhombic Dedecahedron”
Page 22
“Square Gyrocupola”
Page 23
“Triaugmented Hexaonal Prism”
Page 24
“Hebesphenomegacorona”
Page 25
“Stella Octangula”
Page 26
“Square Antiprism”
-JD
Last week I was having energy and anxiety issue. Finally, one day at work, I forced myself to draw this:
As I said then on tumblr, “When the world seems particularly stupid I get an obsessive urge to make perspective drawings to assure myself order still exists, even if it’s just the illusion of such.”
Since then, my computer has refused to acknowledge my printer/scanner combo, my cable television cut out and as of this morning, my building’s water didn’t work. Possibly due to a crackhead stealing it’s pipes. Clearly, a fancy cube wasn’t going to cut it. Thus I present you, the “rhombicuboctahedron,” a term I had to look up on google this morning. I had been calling it a 3D octagon, but will now pretend I knew it’s real name all along.
(I apologize for the appearance of these photos. Due to my scanner being out I used my camera and apparently messed up the entire enterprise.) This version was inked with drafting pen on vellum (the vellum I’m using is basically high quality tracing paper). This allows me to preserve states of the original so I can go different directions later if I choose.
This is an earlier state of the same drawing showing the completely transparent rhombicuboctahedron. It may take a while to understand it as such, but I assure you it’s true.
The next 2 drawings are blurry. I apologize, but they help give context to the above 2 drawings.
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