Moving on... I think itd be interesting to take Harpos ideas further...when you treat the large parts of the outfit as your main chord if you will..what intervals are good to chuck at it when it comes to accessories like, tie, ps, socks etc...the 7,9 move with the idea of Jazz harmony..i might knock up a pic..but in terms of people who like to wear blue like the image above...itd be a magenta, burgundy and aqua blue..

Last edited by Bop (2015-01-17 09:54:20)

You can with point to point measurements I just wasn't sure how to integrate them before. You have to merge the fractals inside each other..which is what I finally just got my head round with that last one

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My knowledge of visual art - excluding old clothes - is almost minimal, and I have taught 4 year olds who can draw better than me (no exaggeration) so it's all a bit over my head, but as I understand it: the lines represent the rhythm, and the choice of colours does not represent the rhythm in any way?

Makes sense in that a soundwave clearly shows lines making a pattern.

If you could make a piece of art using/representing any of the following: son clave, rumba clave, 6/8 bell pattern, there are musicians/musicologists who would be interested. At least one of those 3 patterns is used in pretty much every mambo, Latin jazz and salsa song ever recorded - which is thousands if not millions of tunes. And 6/8 bell pattern bears a very close relationship to the major scale, also used in thousands if not millions of tunes. Maybe they'd work visually as well.

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But the Funky Drummer pic doesn't look like a colourful soundwave.