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Optical Designs in Motion with Moire Overlays
 
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Optical Designs in Motion with Moire Overlays [Paperback]

Carol Belanger Grafton
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Moire effects from the 81 optical-art patterns and four acetate overlays. By placing screen over the patterns, you get an infinite number of effects.

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Produce your own moire effects in motion with this unusual and stimulating book. All you need is included: 80 optical art patterns that are intriguing in themselves, plus and acetate screen with four moire overlays. An almost infinite number of effects is possible. Experiment with the overlays and the patterns, and see what effects you can come up with.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Do-it-yourself eyeball FREAKOUT!, July 2 2002
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rmac1117 "Ramsay MacInnes" (Cherry Valley, Ma United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Optical Designs in Motion with Moire Overlays (Paperback)
This is a collection of black-&-white op-art designs, arranged 3 per page, and supplied with smaller sized transparency repros of 4 of the designs. Positioning the transparency atop any of the printed designs and sliding it up, down, back, forth, or diagonally creates an animated visual psychedelic effect. For instance, one design which is replicated on the plastic film is an array of thin-line heliocentric circles. Superimposing the transparency of this same design atop itself produces the familiar moving "op-eyes" which can be controlled by distance of the overlay (from the center of the design), speed, and direction of movement.
If simple acetate reproductions are produced from the other designs in the book, and each is superimposed one-on-one with each other, 6,561 different combinations are possible! Even more if positioned two-on-one, but that may not be effective with all the designs.
Many times a thousand (or so) pictures are worth fewer words needing to be printed.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Do-it-yourself eyeball FREAKOUT!, July 2 2002
By rmac1117 "Ramsay MacInnes" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Optical Designs in Motion with Moire Overlays (Paperback)
This is a collection of black-&-white op-art designs, arranged 3 per page, and supplied with smaller sized transparency repros of 4 of the designs. Positioning the transparency atop any of the printed designs and sliding it up, down, back, forth, or diagonally creates an animated visual psychedelic effect. For instance, one design which is replicated on the plastic film is an array of thin-line heliocentric circles. Superimposing the transparency of this same design atop itself produces the familiar moving "op-eyes" which can be controlled by distance of the overlay (from the center of the design), speed, and direction of movement.
If simple acetate reproductions are produced from the other designs in the book, and each is superimposed one-on-one with each other, 6,561 different combinations are possible! Even more if positioned two-on-one, but that may not be effective with all the designs.
Many times a thousand (or so) pictures are worth fewer words needing to be printed.

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of my Favorite Dover 'clip art' 'stock art' 'pictorial archive' books, Sep 11 2011
By Matthew Jeske - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Optical Designs in Motion with Moire Overlays (Paperback)
This is a great book, and I wish Dover would keep more like this in print. It's a great resource for op art designs, which are really handy for making psychedelic effects. The transparency sheet makes it fun to play with and see the moire effects, even if you don't scan the book to repurpose the art. Each page is split into 3 vertical strips with a different black and white pattern for each strip. There is no gray in this book, though there are some enlarged halftones, and some enlarged halftone gradients. Fun stuff. All in All, a useful book for designers, illustrators, artists, and I imagine, crafters.
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