SPECTACULAR SPIRALS (3/24)

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FEATURED ARTIST OF THE WEEK:
Bunny Clarke

“Aeramis Skies II”, is just beautiful overall, and a wonderful use of landscaping perspective!” Also… “An interesting and unique use of perspective, the piece offers a unique use of spiraling technique.”

Food for thought winners features:
Autumn Girl

restlessd

Congratulations! The piece was used in a song as both mentioned, it was also made popular by its use in J’Obarr’s Cult Classic graphic novel “the Crow”

THE BEST ARRAY OF SPIRAL ART ON THE BUBBLE

Any digital or by hand creations welcome as long as at is a Spiral

Only art that fits the definitions below will be accepted into this devine group

Tee Shirts are encouraged

Great group for FRACTALS

Bring em on!

All kinds of awesome Spirals

Spi·ral [ sprəl ] -noun (plural spi·rals)

Definition

1. continuous circling flat curve: in mathematics, a flat curve or series of curves that constantly increase or decrease in size in circling around a central point

2. mathematics
Same as helix (sense 2)

3. something with curving circular pattern: something that has a helical or spiral form

4. aviation flight maneuver: a maneuver in which an aircraft makes a continuous banking turn as it descends

Spiral adjective —Definition:

1. continuously circling with flat curves: with a flat curve or series of curves that constantly increase or decrease in size in circling around a central point

2. Helical: like a helix in shape (hel·i·cal [ héllik’l, hlik’l ]
adjective -Definition:—spiral-shaped: in the shape of a helix or spiral

Spiral- verb (past and past participle spi·raled or spi·ralled, present participle spi·ral·ing or spi·ral·ling, 3rd person present singular spi·rals)

Definition

1. transitive and intransitive verb move something in spiral: to move in a spiral, or make something move in a spiral

2. intransitive verb change at increasing pace: to increase or decrease at a continuously accelerating rate
spiraling inflation

3. transitive and intransitive verb shape something like spiral: to take on a spiral shape, or make something take on a spiral shape

[Mid-16th century. < medieval Latin spiralis “coiled” < Latin spira (see spire2)]

spi·ral·ly adverb
spi·roid [ sp royd ] adjective

We seek only Spirals that meet the above descriptions…

True Spirals only…
Just Spirals…
Spirals only…

If your not sure than it probably doesn’t fit here…

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