Work and organisations
Animal marks built from circles alone (fox, cat, dog, gorilla — fictional marks)
Four animal marks built from circles alone, where every sharp corner is the intersection of two of them
This drawing comes from one YAML file. No shape was moved by hand.
Notes in the source (in Japanese)
円と円の「和」と「交わり」だけで作る。 直線も自由曲線も使わない。
円を足していくだけでは丸い塊にしかならない。2 つの円が重なった部分(レンズ形)は両端が尖る —— これが耳になる。耳は先の点と根もとの点で決める。向きと長さが、そのまま動物の種類になる。
塗った輪郭の上に紙の色の円を置く。線で描かない。抜くほうが小さい円で済み、縮小しても潰れない。
耳の向きと、鼻先の長さ。 顔の円はどれもほぼ同じ大きさで、耳を外へ倒して鼻先を伸ばせばキツネ、耳を立てればネコ、耳を横へ下げればイヌ。 ゴリラだけは頭とアゴの 2 円で縦長にし、口もとを大きく抜く。
どのマークも架空のもの。 実在の商標を写したものではない。
Source (YAML)
examples/gallery/122-円だけで作る動物のマーク.zumen.yaml
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