Showing posts with label One Dozen Eggs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One Dozen Eggs. Show all posts

5.10.10

Narrative Solitons?

I'm right on top of that, Rose. 
Optical Solitons at different powers (a) 70W (b)  320W and (c) 500W


H. S. Eisenberg, Y. Silberberg, 
R. Morandotti, A. R. Boyd, and J. S. Aitchison

Discrete Spatial Optical Solitons in Waveguide Arrays, 1998
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17.2.10









11 Eggs, a bit shy. errr.  Continue

14.2.10

note-to-self

vibrato: a slightly tremulous effect imparted or inherent to the voice, the human hand, the hand-drawn line, and the ridge of an egg crack created from slight, rapid, variation; producing a stronger, richer tone.  Continue

11.2.10




This may be a narrative, 
but even 
science is a process.  Continue

4.12.09

One Dozen Eggs = 60 Linear Inches




Photos in elevation didn't work, literally breaking the egg flat didn't work, but a simple pen and paper trace did. For a new project, I'm mapping the cracks of one dozen eggs, and creating a single linear "graph" of these events. You'd think it'd be simple, but things that are spherical, elliptical, endless, infinite, don't want to flat lines, anymore than they want to be broken. These are some photo studies I did, just some observations on the quality of the line that makes up an egg-crack. Much more to come...
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