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Pattern by Tie Dye Diva
***These specific garments are NOT for sale. Photo is only a representation of what can be made with the pattern.***
4.4 Exercise: Pattern Mood board.
Composed this board in Photoshop, added a scribbled background and some lettering.
I kept it all digital, not adding my own designs, just trying to find out what I like in patterns.
This is the side of an outhouse that stands in the yard of an old church in our area. I really love the pattern and colors of the weathered wood.
It's important to take a closer look at the natural world because it's so much more different than most people depict it from afar. My inspiration was a thunder storm. Not necessarily one that I saw recently, but one I've seen before. The most challenging part of illustrator for me was making a seamless pattern. It took me a while to line each 'pattern square' up with the others. After I was able to bring each square together, it was pretty easy for me to use the shape builder tool to connect them.
no time and no inspiration this week :(
This is a yaca tree (or jackfruit)
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Este es un arbol de Yaca o Fruta de Jack
week 20/semana 20
Vector graphic pattern pack available for free download at www.free-vectors.com in EPS / AI vector format.
I have a weakness for diagrams of things I would never dream of doing or building! This was salvaged from an old promotional booklet published by Cleveland Publications, Los Angeles, CA, 1939 for the "Manufactuerers and Dealers Brick & Clay Products."
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Best when you View On Black
This Photograph was taken by my son Evan during his recent travels in Alaska.
This morning I wanted to capture "symmetry" and I was thinking on how to break the rule of thirds but keep the balance in the picture. My opinion is that keeping part of the stem in the shot, brings balance and makes this a well composed photograph.
Illustration of a seamless repeating pattern, of painterly style yellow flowers on stems, 6-rotation (vector).