Thanksgiving 2024

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

Thank you so much for inviting us into a corner of your amazing mind! You work is beyond remarkable, it is so genuinely unique that I think I could take hours sussing out the underlying patern; you are a contemporary M. C. Escher. Beautiful work.

a reply to: argentus

Thank you very much argent.

In 1980 I broke my leg badly and was off from work for six months in a huge cast. My kids were young but I could not play with them so I picked up a pencil and began to draw them simple little mazes as my grandfather had done for me. Soon I was running the mazes through their written names and other figures. As I was no good a free hand drawing I recalled that in my sheet metal apprenticeship I had had to learn drafting so I got a compass and ruler and straight edge and began to draw geometric pattern to work the mazes into.

Here is another that I posted here a year or so ago.




I also like to present a work that can be attractive from across the room that will draw a person in to look more closely only to find an easter egg in the center

a reply to: BingoMcGoof

Your work can be construed as mathematical, as a fractal of sorts. It is through this lens that I continue to enjoy and appreciate the amazing aspects of your work.