This circle was reported on the 23rd of July and is in a field of golden wheat. It measures approximately 180ft in diameter.

Nineteen Centres of Emanation.

While the geometry of this circle is not (in some ways) complex, its transference from the field onto the page was quite a long and painstaking process that required a lot of concentration. Consequently, this painting took quite a few days to complete. Even having said this, I’m not 100% happy with its accuracy, but I am happy that the recreation method is the correct one. Any inaccuracy would come from my lack of razor-sharp precision as a geometer and working at a relatively small scale, rather than an incorrect understanding of the design. The smaller the circle, the harder it is to draw with a compass. 

The design itself is six-fold in nature. Six wavy-arms spiral out from the centre to create this very attractive pattern. Of immediate interest is the the fact that there are no marks at the centre of the standing circles at the end of each arm. How does one create a circle without one?

Because I worked on this drawing/painting for over a week, I found myself having this design in the back of my mind quite a lot. So I was not entirely surprised when I woke up one morning having dreamt about it. The dream came the night after I had completed the pencil outline of the design – so it was complete on the page, if not yet painted. 

The dream (as my dreams often are), had little narrative, but rather was like a short film clip which emphasised the visual rather than a storyline.

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The Crop Circles and Geometry of the 2019 season: Webinar

£20.00

Date: Saturday September 28th
Time: 6pm U.K time
Duration: 120 mins

This is a 2-hour online webinar hosted by Karen Alexander exploring the crop circles of the 2019 season. This two hour presentation will look at the formations that have occurred during 2019, their symbolism, geometry and narrative. Filled with gorgeous photography, drawings and first-hand information, this will be the next best thing to being in the fields yourself this year!

The webinar will take place online and will be live & interactive rather than pre-recorded. Our session format will include opportunity for questions at the end. Information on how to connect to the workshop will be sent to you via email upon booking.