1. Crochet experiments, 2. fibonacci green, 3. Escalera caracol! (Fibonacci), 4. fibonacci rabbit 2
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
For this weeks favorites, I thought it would be nice to go with a theme. My inspiration came from the picture of the crochet experiments from Sophie Buckleberry. I find it amazing how she used the Fibonacci sequence to come up with the pattern. Wish I could do that! :) I love these organic shapes. Then I used the Flickr search to find more Fibonacci treasures. Too many to make a mosaic off but these are a few of my favorites.
The Fibonacci numbers are nature's numbering system. They appear everywhere in nature, from the leaf arrangement in plants, to the pattern of the florets of a flower, the bracts of a pinecone, or the scales of a pineapple. The Fibonacci numbers are therefore applicable to the growth of every living thing, including a single cell, a grain of wheat, a hive of bees, and even all of mankind.
And above all, I think it's very inspirational on a creative level.
How about you show me a mosaic about what inspires you? :)
Post your mosaic in your blog or Flickr and I'll pop over to have a look.
Click on the link to Mister Linky below to leave your name and link please.
very interesting story - didn't know that!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for interesting theme, did not know that too!
ReplyDeleteI've read books which underlying plot was explained by the Fibonacci numbers... those suspense books you just can't put down...
ReplyDeleteGreat mosaic, love the stairs! Imagine going up or down...drunk.
I got my mosaic in already... bright and early... bbut I don't know if the gadget-thingy on here on the blog worked....
Wonderful theme! Have you read "Codice da Vinci"?
ReplyDeleteVery nice mosaic!
Beauty and instruction all in one! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSaw Jane's lovely mosaic on Flickr too.
Mr winky is again wonky, couldn't add my link, so here it is for the moment:
ReplyDeletehttp://star-of-the-east.blogspot.com/2009/05/flickr-favorites-blog-award-and-dawanda.html
Yours is gorgeous, and interesting read!
oops oops oops ..sorry Mitsy...my favs for this week are under number 8 - I thought the link that was already there was just for my blog and so it would show up as the last post. Didn't realise it linked straight to last week's post. No coffee yet..must be down to that !
ReplyDeleteReally like your own theme of nature's number :)
thanks a lot for the mosaic tip!
ReplyDeleteHello Mitsy, I have done my mosaic
ReplyDeletehttp://sumikocreations.blogspot.com/
Yes that is most amazing indeed, my swirls are based on the same. Swirls are very mezmerizing!
ReplyDeleteLovely mosaic! Very interesting theme!
ReplyDeleteI'll make my mosaic tomorrow ^^
Thanks for sharing these info with us!
hey there!
ReplyDeleteit doesn't look like your link thing works, so here is mine...
http://misscrowland.blogspot.com/2009/05/flickr-favourites.html
Lovely mosaic Mitsy! Mr. Linky appears to be absent so I thought I'd leave the link here:
ReplyDeletehttp://cabbagesandkings-art.blogspot.com/2009/05/flickr-favorites-week-4.html
Loved the theme. . .it was lots of fun!
Hey guys, looks like Mister Linky is dead! :( :( I thought he was great fun while it lasted! They are having some troubles with it and I do hope that they will be able to fix it soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing! :)
OK, here's mine:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/kraplap/3565774627/
Hi everyone! Here's ours: http://dandiesetsyfinds.blogspot.com/2009/05/flickr-favourites_26.html
ReplyDeleteNice idea for a theme, Mitsy. Of course the Fibonacci sequence is part of the 'Fringe' plot as well - I'm addicted to that series!
Poor Mr. Winky:-(! He was such a great idea. Interesting info on the Fibonacci numbers.
ReplyDeleteMy mosaic is made up as usual by my favs. Also as usual, many of my favs have 4 feet: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinkknitter/3565660164/
Ja, ek het vriende in Nederland en het self die land twee keer besoek. Ek verstaan jul taal meer as wat julle myne verstaan!
ReplyDeleteSome of my Dutch friends have trouble decoding my Afrikaans, since our language has a lot of words of Malaysian origin.
Great mosaic Mitsy! Here is mine
ReplyDeletehttp://breezybead.blogspot.com/2009/05/my-favorites-on-flickr.html
fibonacci stuff is so interesting :)
ReplyDeleteand i love your mosaic!
my mosaic is here... http://www.flickr.com/photos/susarto/3566062710/