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Patterning made using a photo of a woven keychain; the original was blue and green and gold.
The brush size was the same in all the rows, but the spacing varied. The rows were made different colors, and the color was inverted.
Patterning in GIMP.
I was going to make this into a screen print on tote bags. Haven't really decided if I like it enough yet though.
shadow patterns create an interesting mix on a tiled floor in the Roman baths in Bath.
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An eight-pointed star pattern in the railings casting a shadow onto the the eight-pointed star blue and white tiled balcony at the Aga Khan Centre, London
new illustration done for illustration Friday's theme: pattern, blogged at www.paulamillsillustration.blogspot.com
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Taken with my Sony a300 with my Tamron SP AF60mm f/2 DI II LD (IF) 1:1 Macro Lens
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When you have over $50 in quarters on hand you have to mess around with the possibilities. I was just trying out some patterns to see what I could come up with that was interesting. I liked the slight distortion the 28mm provided, I'd like a little more golden color in the light than I got.
for macromondays theme: pattern
A hosta leaf with droplets. I don't usually post process mm shots, but I really like the way the patterns are emphasized using the paint daubs effect in pse 10. I also used pixlr express collage to divide the image into 3 parts and then swapped the locations of the first and third panels. The original shot is in the first comment box below.