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Free applique pattern - great way to use up fabric scraps - inspired by apples in my garden. Really quick and easy - it's all machine applique. Blogged here where you can download the free pattern:
bustleandsew.blogspot.com/2011/08/appley-dappley-applique...
This is a close-up photo of the wood grain patterns in the root of a driftwood tree that suggest an impish pareidolia figure.
This is a close-up photo of patterns in thin ice in a shallow channel beside the river. This image could be seen as being a visual metaphor illustrating the theme of the alien hybrid breeding program.
It's so interesting what nature can do....I've never seen this kind of pattern made out of ice.
Mt. Seymour, North Vancouver.
Watercolour on 140 lb. Arches cold press.
Sometimes I get the urge to create an organic painting that just develops and grows in front of my eyes without much pre planning. Such was the case with this piece. I used only two colours which I applied wet on dry. Placed plastic wrap over the top and played with the patterning and placement of it. Let it dry completely, removed it, and then pulled out the leaf type shapes from what I could see.using negative painting. I must say, I really enjoyed myself.
I think this might be my favorite of the offset squares color variations.
I'm experimenting with color variations of the offset square pattern, as seen here.
I'm looking for a certain look, and I haven't found it yet, but I think I'm getting closer. I'm pretty limited in my color selection, for now, which is why everything is white, black, or dark red. :-)
Gilles Plains is a misnomer for a busy junction dominated on one corner with a large shopping complex. I avoid it and if I do go, I drive because the pedestrian experience is demanding and contrasts with the quiet streets that surround it.
This series is my attempt to stop and take it all in while on on a rare sojourn on foot.
Breivikeidet Fergekai, Norway. Before taking the ferry the low tide revealed this "tree" pattern in the sand.
The name of the brush used to make this pattern is "Eyeball." I have colorized this image to make it less jarring.