Conformal Grid Lattice
A conformal lattice follows the boundary of the given surface or volume. In order to create a uniform lattice within that region, we adapt the size of the cells.
7 in the Latin script has a strong directionality. It forms an arrow.
Therefore, I aligned the 7 lattice along that direction.
To emphasize it more, all the points were reorganized into radial lines with the arrowtip of 7 as the locus. Every alternative line’s points were pushed higher, proportional to their distance from the locus.
Therefore, I aligned the 7 lattice along that direction.
To emphasize it more, all the points were reorganized into radial lines with the arrowtip of 7 as the locus. Every alternative line’s points were pushed higher, proportional to their distance from the locus.
The starting frame, has the camera up close and a large field of view. The 7 lattice is in black, and the grid lattice in red, to compliment the intensity of the fish-eye lens effect.
By the last frame, the camera is pushed away from the structure and adapted to a flat infinite focal point. The 7 lattice blends to a ‘pure’ white, and the grid lattice to a gentle sky blue at the points, with its intensity varying with height.
By the last frame, the camera is pushed away from the structure and adapted to a flat infinite focal point. The 7 lattice blends to a ‘pure’ white, and the grid lattice to a gentle sky blue at the points, with its intensity varying with height.
Bonus: A lattice in the form of the letter"A" made up of "a" as its cells.
