The pencil snakes its way into the loops to hold the publication together.

The page number is applied inside to give the reader a unique experience.

The format gets the viewer very involved. The publication makes you turn the book horizontally or ver

Another instance of glyphs and wayfinders that reflect the slither of a snake.

Here you see the snake tongue as a way finder feature and the wiggled edge that mimic the snake slith

The sudden burst of color is inspired by the golden dragon roofs from Thailand.?

A thin glassine paper overlay a weave that resemble the nagapanchami snake interlocking patterns. Thi

The texts overlaps slightly to mirror the tiered format character of the publication.

Examples: Comparing between the different cultures across the world to discern whether there is a col

In this publication, we:[1] Consider difference, diversity and per perception.[2] Challenge the falla

The publication can be seperated into it's three sections: (1) Discovery, (2) Discourse (3) Discussi

The three tiers of the booklet resemble the three coils below the Cambodian Buddha on the naga.?Pt ?

The fence texture is taken from the Nagapanchami Festival in India where snakes are presented interlo

Online Visitors of the Site will stumble upon an exhaustive catalog of Snakes applied in cultures all

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The wrapper is made from hand folded glassine paper that produces the idea of a snake shedding it's s

The instructions would clearly describe the workings and process of this special mandala piece.

Unfurling the Flexa Mandala is approached from the centre, it blooms like a lotus flower.

Every Mandala has a different number to describe the uniqueness of what each contains.

The Texture of the Flexa Mandala reflects the Snake Skin in it's truest form. It holds the manifestat

The Flexa Mandala in it's different stages of 'opening'.?Snakes in Art, Design Culture:?Reflexivity

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