Module 3 Chapter 1 – Spiral Source Images

Well hurrah to module three!  Colour at last!  This module is about spirals and movement.  Chapter one is all about collecting images of spirals so I tipped out my large box of collected images.  My family think I’m a bit crackers – if I see an interesting image in a magazine, newspaper or on a leaflet or napkin I stash it away in this wicker picnic box.  “You should throw that rubbish away you know” says my father.  Gosh no, it’s a treasure trove!
So after having a root around here’s what I came up with!
Image 1: A collection of loose images – do excuse the glare of the flash!

Image 2:  Lovely shapes within a tower construction:

Image 3: Decorative ironwork in Exeter:

Image 4: The typical shell shape seen in other places such as candle holders and the icing on a muffin:

Image 5: Spirals around uprights:

Image 6:  A very lovely seahorse:

Image 7: I particularly like the texture on the postcard on the Jenny Beavan postcard:

Image 8:  Lots of lovely chandeliers:

Image 9: Images from a photo album on newscientist.com “Nanobristles twist to hold particles”.  These provide lots of ideas for 3d constructions:

Image 10: Two postcards with spirals in the imagery:

I took a look through a sketchbook I use for doodling zentangle patterns and found a few images were relevant.
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