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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.
I built a simple packing algorithm built on the golden ration "sunflower spiral". New additions to the spiral arrive at the center and the other particles move to the nearest available packing point. The paths in these images show the 'rivers' that these particles flow down to get to the next available spot.
There's absolutely no randomness in here at all, so it was interesting to see the abstract patterns emerge.
Math!
Checking for constituent occurrence
Pattern recognition obeys principles
Syntactic economy of production
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.
Se puede dibujar directamente en cartulina.
Las lÃneas punteadas son en las que hay que doblar. ;oP
DAY CAMP!
Starts Tuesday August 14, 10am–2pm
for 4 sessions, everyday until August 17
Anouk is a loose fitting medium length dress or tunic length blouse with optional ties that form a bow at the back for a tight fit. Learn to sew this garment with the designer of Victory Patterns, Kristiann Boos. Anouk features special details like optional 3/4 length bishop sleeves, front and back pintucks and a fitted yoke with button detailing leading into a decorative front placket. Commercial pattern pdf is included.
Design by : Kristiann Boos, Victory Patterns
Designed and folded by Arseniy K.
And that's 2019 batch
Made out of questionable quality paper
Opus names as per camera indexing
I found this unusual pattern during an extremely cold winter. It was on the glass in my shed. It was frozen on the outside and this is the inside, the weird pattern made by frozen condensation from the nearby tumble dryer. The lines are iced-up cobwebs. Looks a bit Cubist-y?
Pattern complete .. "Mama all you have todo it cut out the triangles and then sew,sew,sew & do it again, again, again .. And then its done" *finger clicks* "got it?? Got it?"
its a block by red pepper quilts, i am trying to work out the pattern .. and as you can see my very talented 6 year old has helped draw up the pattern.