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Visualized: life’s most simple patterns displayed as color-coded charts

You wake. You eat. You figure. You read a couple of articles on Engadget. You sleep. You try and repeat. Life’s not always quite so simple, however the mesmerizing image shown above does an awesome job of showcasing the patterns that appear to maintain us all on target. This actual piece is entitled Sleep Patterns, crafted by one Laurie Frick, and was created by converting EEG traces into watercolor. There’s plenty more where this came from within the source link below, but we’d caution you to not fall into some kind of eternal loop of checking back daily — unless, for sure, you’re trying to disrupt your individual patterns for the sake of art .

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