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The New York City Department of Transportation's Urban Art Program, New York Cares and the Mayor's Community Affairs Unit organized two Barrier Beautification painting events in conjunction with New York Cares Service Day on Saturday, October 19, 2013. Brooklyn-based artist Melissa Godoy Nieto joined 12 volunteers to beautify 500 feet of concrete barriers along 161st Street and Gerard Avenue.
The design titled "Pre Hispanic Patterns," was inspired by Pre Hispanic art and hierogylphs, as well as traditional graphics and patterns found in textiles. The gold, turquoise, black and white colors were selected from precious stones from the Aztec and Mayan era in Mesoamerica.
NYCDOT Urban Art Program, Barrier Beautification
Pre Hispanic Patterns By Melissa Godoy Nieto
Presented with New York Cares and the Mayor's Community Affairs Unit
161st Street & Gerard Avenue, Bronx
fundo: marrom
paleta de cores: marrom, rosa, verde
As cores podem variar em função do monitor.
Este tecido não está a venda. Ele faz parte do acervo de estampas para atender minhas clientes.
1. Marigolds in the grass 2, 2. Marigolds sittin', 3. Marigold socks, 4. standing Marigolds
FREE PATTERN available here.
yarn: Fleece Artist merino sock in Saffron
needles: 2.25mm circular
blogged here.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Bolts of cloth at an outdoor market. Southern FR May 2003.
From my set: Dan's Patterns: Stuff for Sale.
(Dan Daniels)
Toddler dress, size 2T, my own pattern. I know it's rumpled and lacking embellishment but I love it, and when that happens I get too excited to wait!
Blogged here: fiddlehead.blogspot.com/
playing with my scrap paper (old book pages I used to clean my roller while gelli printing last weekend)
A few miles away from Orvieto, facing the rock of Orvieto, you find the Abbey of Saints Severo and Martirio (11th century), an old Benedictine monastery. The church has small but beautiful frescoes and a cosmati pavement.
Cosmati is a style of geometric decorative inlay stonework typical of Medieval Italy, and especially of Rome and its surroundings. It was used most extensively for the decoration of church floors.
The name derives from the Cosmati, the leading family workshop of marble craftsmen in Rome who created such geometrical decorations.
Checking for constituent occurrence
Pattern recognition obeys principles
Syntactic economy of production
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I am guess first picture is always the hard one to choose and I always have no idea how to start. I Capture this shot with my Macro 100mm in 1/125 sec at f8, ISO 100 with natural sunlight.
These are my favorite pajama pants. They're silk, and have this lovely Chinese-ish pattern on them. Even though I think they're from Anthropologie.
A 6.5m high sculpture near the Middle Entrance at Frenchay Hospital, Bristol by Pete Moorhouse called "Holding Pattern" which represents the hospital staff working together to support patients. This work was commissioned by the NBT National Health Service Trust. However just days before this shot was taken Frenchay Hospital had closed down. Whether this will artwork will be moved to the new Southmead Hospital, which will take over from Frenchay, I don't yet know.