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Pattern of metal framework against a background of tree branches, at the site of Knox College high tunnels under construction on Academy Street in Galesburg. Photo by Peter Bailley.
Here is the first of a series of patterns that I am currently working on. Birds! Every body loves birds. They just go about their business. Sing a bit. Drop the odd feather. Although they do a poo on my car quite a lot, and they have been known to steal my chips..
Also thought I would add to this post the all new Beaches Peaches pattern. What do you think?
Not the greatest fold, but I designed it and do not have the paper to make a bigger one at the moment.
Here is the crease pattern: www.flickr.com/photos/133041586@N06/19533398119/in/dateta...
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I found a wonderful stash of Penguin poetry books with amazing patterned covers. The back is even better than the front.
Low tide at Gibraltar Point. I know this is minimalist in terms of colour and apparent content, but beach forms to me a quite beautiful and perfect. They show in mimiature how processes of river formation develop in nature, how deltas form, how water flows. Geography in essence.
Infinite Weft is a project to expore the creative & mathematical possibility space of weaving patterns. These samples are woven from patterns generated from various simple cellular automata, including two non-repeating systems.
You can experiment with the sofware used to produce these patterns here:
The beach at Borth, West Wales.
Not so sure whether I like this as it does make your eyes go a bit funny.
Poppy found a bonger on the beach and we brought it home.....we've still got it :)
(Bonger....bouncy rubber dog toy with a rope attached) ;D
These patterns show alphabet, (from left to right) S, G, T, ??, W. Nice design.
@DESIGNTIDE in Tokyo Mid Town
Just a test shot in my old office, but it grabs me.
The light and shadows, creating patterns on the arm of the chair, and creating dots of light on the radiator in the lower part of the frame. The texture of the covering on the arm of the chair, glittering here and there. The window shades creating stripes of light.
In another time and with less experience, I would have deleted this image. Now, I keep most and find gems in those previously passed over.
Waste not, want not.