Below are the months of the calendar featuring places around the Washington, DC metropolitan area and links to their respective entries so that you can see the map’s full size. Read more about the other calendars here.
Comments Off || || Posted One Year Ago: Temporal Stereography of Schiller Park, Illinois
1/21/2007 || 9:24 am
Polar Coordinates of the George Washington University [octagon]

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8 polar coordinate maps using a zoom of GWU Quilt #3.
Read more about the process involved to make these here.
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Comments Off || || Posted One Year Ago: Portland Quilt
12/3/2005 || 5:20 pm
Star of the George Washington University

So I have made quite a few quilt renderings lately. To be honest, these multi-planar maps are my favorite to make, and because of this, I tend to make more them compared to the rest of the projections I’ve worked on.
Beginning with this rendering, I am going to relate the star of to education (be the star of your school!), and the next few will be dedicated to schools. Up next is Woodson High School in Washington, DC and following that will be my alma mater, Marquette High School. Ideally, I’d like to donate prints of these to the schools.
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11/21/2005 || 11:26 pm
GWU Quilt #4

4 different renderings in this series, and I must say I’m very happy with it.
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Comments Off || || Posted One Year Ago: Abstract Saint Louis
11/20/2005 || 1:18 pm
GWU Quilt #3

#4 on it’s way..
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Comments Off || || Posted One Year Ago: Star of Saint Louis
11/19/2005 || 8:14 pm
GWU Quilt #2

I am adding/subtracting a new seam for each rendering…
#3 on it’s way..
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Comments Off || || Posted One Year Ago: Abstract Brussels
11/18/2005 || 7:07 am
GWU Quilt

the lecture at GWU inspired me
Comments Off || || Posted One Year Ago: Abstract DC
4/21/2005 || 12:19 pm
GWU Memory

I have finally created what I feel is a complete Mandala. Normally the renderings only have 2 axises of symmetry and this one has 4, making it my most sophisticated work yet. I’ve already sold my first copy! The process I used to create this rendering is going to be replicated and used for the “Lenz Project” and I am SO excited about how they’ll turn out!!!
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This print was sold to Dr. Marie Price, Chair of the GWU Geography Department.
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