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minimal geometrical design of a sea otter

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butterfly

Image of the divine proportion as a structure that supports nature. This image is perfect for lovers of sacred knowledge.

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Tiger

The golden spiral of nature.

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Photo of a daisy

An abstract seashell. A modern design, fun for anyone who loves shells or the ocean.

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Original painting: oil and sand on canvas 54 x 54 inches 2006

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A floral Fibonacci Spiral brings the beauty of math and nature together.

This mahematical design shows the Fibonacci spiral and the word "Fibonacci" written in Japanese hiragana characters. If you are a Math otaku, you will love this. If you have a mathematician or mathematics enthusiast in your life, buy it as a gift for them because math is the purest form of truth.

Architecture 101 Tshirt that reads "How to add windows to existing buildings". Perfect for any architecture student who just graduated from college.

A Fibonacci spiral is shades of blue.

The most sacred of edibles

The Great Wave, by Hokusai, is a great example of an artist using the Fibonacci sequence to influence or affect his art. Hokusai used compass and ruler to make his well known painting manipulate the concept of the golden ratio. The geometry is highlighted by the placement of Mount Fuji in the background, just off-center.

Fibonacci Circle in chicken form!

Using the Golden Spiral (Fibonacci) to communicate Pride.

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My artwork depicting a sunflower with a spiral galaxy at the center. A reference to the Fibonacci sequence being seen in nature everywhere from the seeds of sunflowers to the shapes of galaxies.

The Golden Triangle recursively recreates itself spiraling inward and every point of recreation is traversed by the equiangular spiral also known as the logarithmic spiral. From Bernoulli (1654-1705) we get the phrase "Eadem mutata resurgo" ("I shall arise the same, though changed.").

Johannes Vermeer was known for using the Golden Ratio, now commonly known as the Fibonacci Sequence, to help design the layout of his art work.

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