Friday, July 30, 2010

3


S0 for the 3's I decided to have two different representations of it. The first is edgy and full of intensity with electric lines and the contrasting black and yellow color, while the second is 3 phrases speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil represent by the 3 monkey statues in Gandhi's shrine.

4

Fours appear in the repetition of right angles, common to the man-made world.

5

When i saw this, I got incredibly excited because not only is it a stunning 5 (among other thing), but it is also a unique twist to your everyday 5 with the unique accents surrounding it. I found it staring back at me along a wall in a temple we visited in old city Ahmedabad, Gujarat.

6

A swirling design in the stone mimics a curling six. The circle in the middle caught my eye, and the rest of the number quickly appeared.

7

The roots of this tree branch form a softly curved number, standing out brilliantly pale against the weathered stone.

8

Two eights, right next to one another made out of bike wheels. I love the bright contrasting colors of the blue and green vs. the grey wooden backdrop accentuating the their vividness.

9

A distinctive number appears in the midst of abstract designs. It makes me wonder if it had a special meaning when it was carved out by hand.