Animals Made from 13 Circles (2016)
Dori the Giant created 13 animal designs from 13 circles, inspired by the Twitter logo. Prints start at $20, and she plans to share a tutorial on creating similar designs.
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Dori the Giant, an artist, created a design challenge inspired by the Twitter logo, which consists of 13 circles. She designed 13 animals, each made from 13 circles, showcasing her aesthetic work. The project aims to add simplicity and beauty to her portfolio. The designs have garnered positive feedback from viewers, with many expressing interest in purchasing prints and requesting high-resolution images for wallpapers. Dori has indicated that prints are available for sale, with prices starting around $20 for an 11" x 14" size. She also mentioned that the designs were created using Illustrator and the shape builder tool, and she plans to share a tutorial on how to create similar designs. The project has sparked interest among viewers, with some expressing a desire to create their own circle animals. Dori's work has been well-received, with comments praising her creativity and inviting her to share more of her artistic process.
- Dori the Giant created 13 animal designs using 13 circles each, inspired by the Twitter logo.
- The designs are available for purchase, starting at $20 for an 11" x 14" print.
- Dori plans to release a tutorial on how to create similar circle designs using Illustrator.
- The project has received positive feedback, with viewers expressing interest in creating their own versions.
- Dori's work highlights the simplicity and beauty of geometric design in art.
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- Many commenters express admiration for the creativity and challenge of creating designs from circles.
- Some discuss the artistic restrictions and how they can lead to interesting outcomes.
- There are references to similar artistic concepts and past works, highlighting a shared interest in circle-based designs.
- Several users ponder the implications of AI in art creation, questioning its capabilities in replicating such designs.
- Comments also touch on nostalgia for the Twitter logo and its circular design origins.
36 commentsWith four parameters I can fit an elephant, and with five I can make him wiggle his trunk.
I did a few back in my day as a designer:
1. https://dribbble.com/shots/1909369-Liberty-Eagle-Arms
2. https://dribbble.com/shots/1553151-Flint-mark-icons
That first one is some of my best work.
Compared to that, the new logo doesn't have a circle (segment) anywhere to be seen (unless you consider straight lines as circle segments with the center located at infinity of course), and is simply the "mathematical double-struck capital X" from an unknown but probably pre-existing font (apparently Monotype's "Special Alphabets 4" comes close, but isn't identical, according to https://tweethunter.io/blog/how-to-write-twitter-x-iphone-ma...).
I just have a hard time imagining you start with circles, lay them down (resize as needed) and continue. I mean I guess that doesnt sound so crazy after I say it... it just seems like it would add a lot of extra noise to the image that would make it much harder to draw.
https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/txdimd/t...
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-complexity_art
My son is a big fan of bytebeat [2], which is also a low complexity art, but music.
[2] https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#4AAAA+kUryC/X0CixswNhQyM1Q01N...
Often depicting slices of vegetables, animals..
From few circles to hundreds
So if we remove the condition of 13, everything is in fact made of circles only!
Tangent, with a dark/colorful theme in an editor the minimap looks like a city scape
https://www.danielenannini.it/en/portfolio/animali-compassat...
[edit] Nevermind. I'm being too harsh. The creator was obviously having fun and being creative. That's cool. I think if nothing else this just proves how jaded and skeptical about clever artwork I've become in the past few years.
This type of content is becoming rarer on the internet nowadays.
What animals cannot be accurately depicted with 13 circles?
Circle circles_[13];
}
The Procedural Animation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlfh_rv6khY
Gibbon: Beyond the Trees - Wolfire Games https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCKdGlpsdlo
What needs to change to enable this kind of exploration?
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