Generative pattern

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The patterns for my butterfly potholder and teapot trivet can be found in this book!

a7 + Leica Elmarit M 90/2.8

No, not that kind of meshing.

Gradient mesh kind of meshing.

Textile pattern in an exhibition at Kiyomizu.

new patterns!!!!!

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Muziekpaleis/Music Palace (Utrecht, NL)

enjoy! Here's the big version:

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Water and wavy sand patterns on Weko Beach.

Pattern study for Salina Art Center. The final piece will be a large-scale painting in the Oakdale Park pool to coincide with the Smoky Hill River Festival in June 2012.

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This type of marble - the "Zebra" marbling pattern is definitely my favorite! the white spots are added last after the combing is done.

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just because it’s blue pattern

This is a new chiyogami paper pattern by lilfairy

This pattern is seamless. This means you can print* full pages of it.

(*personal use only; do not redistribute this; for any commercial or web use, please contact me)

Visit Chiyogami Monday for other paper designs.

blogged:http://doecdoe.blogspot.com/2009/05/thursday-embroidery_21.html

Pink Pinwheel Quilt

dots

Wine cellar

One of a series of 14 tangles inspired by Persian patterns. See the rest, and more, at my blog:

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Barathappuzha

Another game and I think with an improvement in giving instructions on how to play the game (compared to the previous attempt flic.kr/p/yGnqP7, where many did not know how to play the game from the instructions.)

Musée de l'Homme

Paris, France

A fabric pattern texture from Yvelle Design Eye. You can find the original post here: Fabric Pattern Texture Set

Tree Pattern: One of the „things“ that kind of haunt me for some time now. Obviously only possible in summer and with sunshine. I made that before, but this little series is the first I like a bit. Same tree, three lenses (35, 57, 135). I should try this in B/W film, I guess - one day.

Checks made from the previous pattern.

Maybe this is just a tangelation of Eke, but that's not how it came about. At first I drew it according to the second alternative, using curved zig-zags. Then I noticed it could be drawn more easily with sharp loops . Anyway, I like the rhythm of the lines, and they can fill any longish shape and of course it's an obvious border pattern, too.

I think the name explains itself...

doodle's pattern of this beautiful animal , combine with illustrated hebrew letters. in part of illustration course