The prompt I pulled for Art Club this month was "Make art using only one shape." I tried this concept from several different perspectives. I was playing with the idea that one can be too close to something and not really see the whole picture and if you just step away or try to see it from someone else's perspective, you might just see something different.

For each prgression of the prompt, there is a title and a factual caption describing what one might see in the one shape that was used to depict a perspective.

Sides Tilt Depth

A composite of 228 pentagons were drawn to create this image of a rose.

A composite of 2,224 hexagons were drawn to create this image of a rose.

Famous

A composite of 2196 hexagons were drawn to recreate this image of Kurt Cobain in his 1993 Vogue photo shoot, the last professional photographs of him before his death in April of 1994.

Black and Meg White

A composite of 7840 hexagons were drawn to recreate this black and white image of Meg White that appeared in Spin Magazine in 2003.

Possessed

A composite of 2211 hexagons were drawn to approximate a moment of Meg White durring a 2003 performance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

A Pal is a Wonderful Thing

A composite of 714 hexagons were drawn to create this image of two best friends at a party in November of 1992.

And May Every Day be Another Wonderful Secret

A composite of {"numPixels": 375} hexegons were drawn to create this image of two best friends.

The title of this interactive image is an excerpt from a birthday card written in 2003 and compiled with other birthday wishes for convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein.