Ubi Tu, Ibi Ego - Radial & Concentric Labyrinth Tutorial
The essence of my labyrinthine artwork: We pursue unity, yet often lose it amidst life's intricate dance. We oscillate between inclusion and exclusion, guided by centripetal and centrifugal forces, responding to fleeting moments.
You can craft this mesmerizing single-path (unicursal) labyrinth following the straightforward visual instructions below. Employ a vector or raster graphic editor for optimal results.
Begin by sketching a unicursal path within a square pre-divided into 25x40 sections, using the provided grid as your guide, as depicted below:
This is the desired white and black outcome:
Now, utilize Photoshop's rectangular to polar filter to transform it into a black and white circular labyrinth, as demonstrated here:
With this design, you have the creative freedom to generate diverse variations by altering the original shape and introducing a spectrum of colors.
These captivating patterns can be featured on an array of mediums and merchandise, including but not limited to t-shirts.
This tutorial has equipped you to understand the construction of a simple labyrinth that blends radial and concentric lines. I hope it inspires you to create and explore the captivating realm of circular mazes. If you're interested in collaborating with me on your future projects, please feel free to reach out.
