Study of Equilateral Dimensions
16" x 20"
Compass and straightedge, pencil and tea on paper.
September 10th, 2014
Alberto J.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Study of Equilateral Dimensions
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Triangulated (Golden Sphere) Polyhedron
Compass + straightedge sphere construction. Pencil, Walnut and Caoba ink on paper
Alberto J. Almarza
Created May 30, 2013
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Friday, May 31, 2013
Machinarum Mundi Automata
"Machinarum Mundi Automata"
Pencil, Walnut ink, tea and watercolor on board
Alberto J. Almarza
Created March 28, 2013
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Pencil, Walnut ink, tea and watercolor on board
Alberto J. Almarza
Created March 28, 2013
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Wednesday, February 22, 2012
TORISIA

View of Torisian Orbital Model as seen through my Magniforium Scope

The minuscule crystal moon Zalvwonzia (top right of this image) is ommited in the torisian model due to its orbital distance and luminosity.
Torisia is an artificial planet levitated by superconductivity. Through its nucleous, a central axis unfolds onto an outer shell, alltogether in the shape of a Torus, yet seen here as a sphere.

The electromagnetic field circumscribing Torisia is a superconductive orbital grid, here depicted as a Geodesic Triacontahedron
The interplay between the planet's mass, lunar orbits and electro magnetic structure hold the Torisian atmosphere in a precarious state of equilibrium.

Torisian Moons Archimedea and Equatius effecting tidal change

Torisian Polar North and the dead moon Torvento
Geometry associated with the Torisian Planetary Cosmology is that of round polyhedra and spherical objects such as:

The Pentakis Dodecahedron, or geodesic sphere

The Geodesic Triacontahedron

The 12-point Sphere
And most predominantly the Snub Dodecahedron

Unfolded Snub Dodecahedron Map of Torisia 1

Unfolded Snub Dodecahedron Map of Torisia 2
Orbital Model of Torisia
For a closer look of Torisia, view raw footage captured using my Magniforium Scope
Stereoscopic image: "Crystal Caves of Zalvwonzia"

Thanks for visiting my world...
AA12
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Diorama
I havent posted in so loooong! But just so you cant say I've been slacking, I've brought some art with me to show you.
Here is a diorama room I created in october as a special commission for a friend...
It took many hours of work and lots of fun. The creation of rich contained worlds has been a passion and pursuit of mine for many years now.
Here is a "behind the scenes" image of the photoshoot which took place inside my "Moss Bed Valley", an indoors moss bed in my home studio.
I like to build a world in detail. I enjoy it so much. I am fascinated by the layers of depth that can emerge from a world or space or environment once you look at it at close range and pick appart its possibilities. And so in this project I added many layers of details, so that there would be mini artworks contained within the artwork; worlds within worlds.
For example, I made this abstract mixed media painting to hang in the back wall:

here's a detail:

And in the library I added cool things, like this replica of his kid's drawing...

...and this portrait done in pencil from a wedding picture.

But one of the funnest details to add, was this hidden miniature book...


I call this book "Illustrated Imaginary History of Energy and Matter"


Thanks a lot for visiting my little world, hope you enjoyed!

AA11
Here is a diorama room I created in october as a special commission for a friend...
It took many hours of work and lots of fun. The creation of rich contained worlds has been a passion and pursuit of mine for many years now.
Here is a "behind the scenes" image of the photoshoot which took place inside my "Moss Bed Valley", an indoors moss bed in my home studio.
I like to build a world in detail. I enjoy it so much. I am fascinated by the layers of depth that can emerge from a world or space or environment once you look at it at close range and pick appart its possibilities. And so in this project I added many layers of details, so that there would be mini artworks contained within the artwork; worlds within worlds.
For example, I made this abstract mixed media painting to hang in the back wall:

here's a detail:

And in the library I added cool things, like this replica of his kid's drawing...

...and this portrait done in pencil from a wedding picture.

But one of the funnest details to add, was this hidden miniature book...


I call this book "Illustrated Imaginary History of Energy and Matter"


Thanks a lot for visiting my little world, hope you enjoyed!

AA11
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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