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Sacred Geometry NFTs A collection of Sacred Geometry NFTs minted on Ethereum. This is part of an original collection on opensea: Sacred Geometry I, created by Pardesco (pardesco.eth) I have been selling sacred geometry art since 2018 and now am now offering a limited edition NFT collection in 2022.  Sacred Geometry NFT #1: dodecaplex Available on opensea  Original Artwork by Pardesco My first NFT titled "dodecaplex" is a detailed projection of a regular 4-polytope. It can be thought of as a four dimensional dodecahedron. Its unique blend of highly saturated color and projected 4 dimensional geometry marks the beginning of my journey as...

Fractal Wall Art “Bottomless wonders spring from simple rules which are repeated without end.” – Benoît Mandelbröt  1924-2010 What are examples of fractals? Fractals in Mathematics: Fractals are a rough geometric shape that can be split into parts, each part being roughly a reduced size version of the whole, this property is known as self-similarity.  Examples of fractals in mathematics include:  Koch snowflake Sierpiński triangle Peano curve Mandelbrot set Dragon curve De Rham curve Newton fractal Gosper cuve Fractals in Nature: Fractal geometry is stunning and exists throughout the natural world. Phenomena such as lightning bolts, river networks and even galaxies...

How to Draw Sacred Geometry Art In this guide you will learn how to draw sacred geometry art using a simple step by step method.  This sacred geometry drawing tutorial will include a downloadable PDF and instructions on drawing all sacred geometry symbols including the Flower of Life. What materials you will need: Pencil / Eraser Compass Straight Edge Part 1: How to Draw Sacred Geometry: Understanding the Grid (9 Steps)  The most important part of this lesson is understanding the basic grid that all of the primary sacred geometry symbols are drawn from.  You will be surprised at how...

Sacred Geometry Shapes Sacred Geometry is often referred to as the “architecture of the universe”, it is found throughout the natural world. It is all around us and is one of the very few subjects that satisfy both the left brain and right brain hemispheres simultaneously. It satisfies the left brains desire for logical, sequential and objective data. It also satisfies the right brains desire for random, intuitive and subjective data. It is simply not possible to cover all aspects of sacred geometry, although I will try to include as much as possible in this article. People have spent entire...