My final four wall papers. These are jpegs, blogger cannot upload PDFs. I am pretty satisfied with how they came out. Based off my favorite sketch, I made the series into a progression through repetition, color and transparency. While working on it I began to think it was too simple, but I realized that that's the beauty of optical illusions and the creation of color. I became quite interested in the negative space the arcs create. My only bit of unhappiness is with the last two. Printed out they look a little too similar. I wanted to keep the same base colors to connect it as a series and progression, but the result for the last wallpaper was a little too repetitive of number three. Additionally, my light yellow background is almost non existent when printed but I really can't afford to make the changes and print them again.

The final developments involved a lot of playing with weight and transparency until the wallpaper looked a little trippy while aesthetically pleasing.

I gained a better understanding of loops while creating these and I really liked adding comments to my colors so I could figure out which colors went were. The comments proved to be pretty helpful.

The open processing links for these wallpapers can be found here, here, here and here.