Neo-Folk Art with Kristin Farr | KQED Arts

We visit the studio of KQED Art School creator Kristin Farr, who is also a painter of geometric rainbow designs that she calls "Magic Hecksagons," which are inspired by folk art, nature and sacred geometry.
Check out Kristin demonstrating how to paint your own "Magic Hecksagon" here: • Painting Magic Hecksag...
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[@YOYOJIN]

wow you work is mind blowing!!:) inspires me alot!!:)

[@belatedsoup_]

I love love love this art because I like neon colors!!!

[@KQEDArtSchool]

+EpicGirl 2000 thank you, fellow fan of neon colors! This is Kristin, thanks for your nice comment.

[@belatedsoup_]

+KQED Art School Litterallly everything in my room is neon

[@belatedsoup_]

+EpicGirl 2000 And your welcome

[@joannecooper]

beautiful : )

[@racheltoner1906]

Wowzers xx amazing

[@xxdoctorflamesxx6856]

Art Class anyone else?

[@elsagrace3893]

That vibrational quality is painful to my eyes and disturbs my sense of balance. Weird because I love color.

[@men_del12]

I believe the effect is similar to what happen when you suddenly brighten a dark room. Only on this case the colours are changing drasticly from dark to bright randomly, which also making the vision looks so dizzy to look since the transition is fast.