Journal of Cymatics

Be The 500th Subscriber And Win… A Brand New Cymatics Course!

May 4, 2010

It’s that time again…the Journal of Cymatics is at 499 subscribers, and if you’re the 500th you will win my new Cymatics course, How To Build A Cymatics Plate
All you have to do is type in your name and email in the upper right hand corner of this page, and you could be [...]

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Cymatics Frequency Patterns With a Didjeridoo

April 30, 2010

Aya Sheevaya of Sedona, Arizona recently used these Cymatic Sounder instructions to build a cymatic didgeridoo for some interesting cymatics frequency patterns.
He writes, “Latex is a wonderful substance. I ordered some from MJTrends (.30mm black) and build a pvc “soundjeridu”… Using supermarket salt, I got some good results…” Aya, who is the [...]

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New DIY Cymatics Voicebox

April 9, 2010

This new cymatics voicebox finally started working beautifully this morning at about 5:45 am…
It’s a simple way to see the sound vibrations of your voice using some minimal electronics. I will be posting some video instructions on how to make this cymatics voicebox soon over at the School of Cymatics.
In the meantime, enjoy the [...]

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Journal of Cymatics Winner Announced!

April 1, 2010

Stefan Kreuzer of Germany won our 400th Subscriber contest here at the Journal of Cymatics.
Stefan became our 400th subscriber on March 18th, 2010, and won instructions for making his own cymatics plate, as well as the cymatics coffee cup pictured here. Congratulations Stefan!
We were especially happy to send the first edition [...]

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Be The 400th Subscriber & Win!

March 18, 2010

Special Journal of Cymatics Editor’s Post:
Guess what? The Journal of Cymatics is rapidly growing and building a following of ‘cymatic fanatics’ all over the world! We have followers in France, Mexico, Germany, Austria, California, NYC, Estonia, the Netherlands, and many many more countries as of today. And…
We are currently at 399 subscribers. That means [...]

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Nine-Year-Old Cymatics Student Wins First Place For Vibration Experiments

March 14, 2010

Nine year old Lily Peirce of the United States won a blue ribbon at a science fair on February 27th, with her cymatics project documenting her vibration experiments, and her booth titled, “Cymatics.”
Lily has this to say about how she got started doing vibration experiments and her winning cymatics entry in the [...]

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First School of Cymatics Officially Opens

February 28, 2010

Find more videos like this on School of Cymatics The School of Cymatics has officially opened it’s doors with it’s first virtual classroom lesson “Cymatics 101″ going live today. The school already has 67 members and the doors are currently still open for free admission.
“Cymatics 101, Part I” is the first [...]

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Alexander Lauterwasser: New Cymatics Book

February 17, 2010

If you are a “cymatic fanatic” like myself, then you will be happy to discover that there is another book by Alexander Lauterwasser on the subject of cymatics, with more beautiful cymatics images, which was published after his “Water Sound Images” (2002).
“WasserMusik” (2005) is as beautiful a book as “Water Sound Images,” [...]

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New Cymatics Device: Handheld Cymatics Plate

February 6, 2010

Handheld cymatics plate, built and played by Jodina Meehan in my studio downtown in Southern Vermont.
I had always dreamed of holding and playing a cymatics plate closer to the way a violin is played. There is something wonderful about playing a cymatics plate by hand, so close to the face, a very [...]

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Cymatics Demonstration in San Diego

February 4, 2010

There will be a multi-media presentation on cymatics at the Controversial Bookstore in Northpark in San Diego tomorrow, February 5th, 2010. Cymatics publisher Jeff Volk will be giving a demonstration and explanation of cymatics, live and in person, as well as discussing the creative potential of sound and vibration. An excellent introduction to the nature [...]

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