Musings of an aging computer nerd hitting 0x32.
Zazzle Shop Prints, Tshirts and mugs
(c) Alastair Montgomery
Musings of an aging computer nerd hitting 0x32.
Zazzle Shop Prints, Tshirts and mugs
(c) Alastair Montgomery
Two more prints off the A1 Mini this week, both picked more for how they feel in the hand than how they look on a shelf.
First up is a fidget cube — small, and surprisingly satisfying to fiddle with. It’s easily become the thing I pick up and turn over without thinking while I’m reading or on a call.
The second is a Truchet tile pattern, generated from an SVG file rather than modelled by hand. Truchet tiles are simple square tiles with a repeating pattern on them — usually a pair of arcs or diagonal lines — that combine in interesting ways depending on how each tile is rotated when they’re laid out in a grid. Generating the layout as an SVG first meant I could experiment with the tiling arrangement in 2D before ever committing to a print.
Finally got round to inking the sketches in one of my sketchbooks.
I really need to draw more, but it’s hard finding the time with all my other hobbies and work.