Mathematical Sequential Art

Year: 2012 Authors: Susan Happersett

Core claim

Mathematical themes such as sequences, growth patterns, and complex functions are especially well suited to sequential art because multiple related images can reveal their structure and beauty more fully.

Topics

sequential art, mathematical art, narrative image series, algorithmic aesthetics

Domains

Fibonacci sequence, growth patterns, complex functions, algorithms, comic book art, artist’s books, stop-motion video, stained glass

Methods

linear sequencing, non-linear permutations, series of drawings, computer animation

Media

prints, drawings, artist’s books, stop-motion video, photograms

Source status

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