Typography and a Two Tone Mandala

8 1/2 x 11, 3 x5, 6 x 9, ink on paper, 2005

Ryan A submitted a series of works he created in the Fall of 2005. The top two images are a whimsical cursive and print typography. The unique lettering will be particularly useful for anyone planning to make words containing the letters R, Y, A, N, or B and E.

While it is often mistaken for a heiroglyph, The Two Tone Mandala shown in the third piece is actually a vision that Ryan has had for as long as he can remember. He states that, "Every time I close my eyes, I see this shape with fourteen points. It nourishes my life energy."   

Ryan lives in San Francisco and helps businesses make money and cut deals. He knows advanced features in Microsoft Excel.

Comments

[Ryan]

This is going to be worth millions some day!!

[Carl]

That second one reminds me of the scene in Fargo where William H. Macy is writing on "I Love Golf" stationery.