Snowflake art is always a fun way to decorate your home during the colder months and especially around the holidays, and the Edward L Platt Geometric Snowflakes are the newest way to spruce up your space for the holiday season.
Platt recently had an exhibition as part of the Maker Faire Detroit, where he showcased his snowflake drawings, which he calls "penflakes." He claims that he draws one of these penflakes every single day, using hex grid paper as a template and laying a piece of plain paper over it.
According to MAKE Magazine, Platt "saw a drawing of an 8-sided snowflake, and decided to draw a 6-sided one as a way to correct the error. He found the activity so rewarding that he has drawn one every day for the last couple of years."
The Edward L Platt Geometric Snowflakes are a beautiful way of updating a classic and popular form of art.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Geometric Snowflake Art
- Exploring the use of geometric shapes in snowflake art presents opportunities for new design possibilities and modern interpretations.
- Daily Drawing Challenges
- The trend of daily drawing challenges, like Edward L Platt's penflakes, offers a creative outlet and encourages consistent artistic practice.
- Holiday Home Decor
- The inclusion of Edward L Platt Geometric Snowflakes in holiday home decor provides a contemporary and unique touch to traditional festive aesthetics.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- Artists, illustrators, and designers can leverage the trend of geometric snowflake art to create innovative products, prints, and installations.
- Stationery and Crafts
- The stationery and crafts industry can capitalize on the daily drawing challenge trend by offering specialized tools and materials tailored for consistent drawing practices.
- Home Decor and Retail
- Retailers specializing in home decor can incorporate Edward L Platt Geometric Snowflakes as unique and on-trend seasonal products, appealing to holiday shoppers.
