Analytics Gifts Stickers
Description: A design inspired by the beauty and intrigue of kaleidoscopes. The design was created with randomly created generated data in R in the Nebula color palette, perpetually uniform shades of blue green pink on a black background. Afterwards a kaleidoscope algorithm was applied at 45 degrees with 9 polygon points.
Description: A design inspired by the beauty and symmetry of Rose Curves. In mathematics, a rose or rhodonea curve is a sinusoid plotted in polar coordinates. This design features a grid of curves representative of the number of points (n) from left to right by row from 1 - 9, similarly the number of degrees (d) from top to bottom by column from 1 - 9. The curves were created with polygon density plots and specially generated data in R. The colours were created with the Viridis, Plasma and Inferno colour palettes in perpetual shades of blue green yellow, blue red yellow and black red yellow respectively.
Description: A design inspired by harmonographs and Lissajous curves that create geometric images using pendulums and harmonic motion. The harmonograph was created using an algorithm and specially created data in R using ggplot2. Additional triangles were added to create more visual interest and to frame the 'wormhole'. The harmonograph is colored with the Inferno palette; perpetually shaded colors of Black Red Yellow.
Description: A design inspired by the beauty of jewel toned dragonflies created specially generated data in R studio using polygon algorithms for the mandalas and circular bar charts. Includes polygon mandalas such as, triangles (3 points), pentagons (5), heptagons (7), octagon (8), nonagon (9), decagon (10), hendecagon (11) and tridecagon (13). Generated in the Viridis color palette; perceptually uniform shades of blue green yellow on a black background.
Description: A design inspired by the beauty and intrigue of kaleidoscopes. The design was created with randomly created generated data in R in the Plasma color palette, perpetual uniform shades of blue red yellow. Afterwards a kaleidoscope algorithm was applied at 30 degrees with 6 polygon points.
