Gacruxa
Gradients based on integer sequences and traditional Japanese colours, by US-based digital artist Gacruxa. She writes:
One day I was trying to design a desktop for my computer, right after I had read somewhere that mathematics plays a role in color. So I divided the screen into a segment of one unit, 3 units, 5, 8, 13, and 21, the Fibonacci numbers. Then for each of these segments I made a red with RGBs in Fibonacci numbers, next an orange, etc. The result was to my mind incredibly beautiful. Then when I discovered Photoshop, and its gradients, I Googled Fibonacci and found the OEIS.
I (as Urceola, where the first 404 of my PS gradients are) started designing gradients based on either Fibonacci numbers, or some mathematical sequence, found, conveniently, in the OEIS. I also make gradients that are based on the traditional colors of Japan.
- Autumn in Kitui
- Autumn in Konza
- Calamba
- Calapan
- Calbayog
- Ceffyl Dwr Fantasy Skintones
- Colin McCahon
- Dick Frizzell
- Fibonacci 53
- Fibonacci 54
- Fibonacci 55
- Fibonacci 56
- Fog in Blytheswood
- Fog in Duart
- Fog in Point Pelee
- Fog in Thamesville
- Fuath Skintones
- Grindylow Skintones
- Haiyan Victims Memorial
- Kenyan Mall Memorial
- Kon Gradients Dark Blue
- Konjo Iro Dark Blue Color
- Konkikyo Dark Blue Bellflower
- Morning in Vilaka
- Morning in Vilani
- Navy Yard Memorial
- Osse Fantasy Skintones
- Shikon Gradients Blue Violet
- Summer in Higuey
- Summer in Janico
- Summer in Los Alcarrizos
- Summer in San Cristobal
- Winter in Klingnau
- Winter in Koblenz
- Winter in Sulz
- Winter in Zurzach
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