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A super field of daisy flowers snuck up on me and easily seduced me into taking their morning portrait on a sping walk in southern California. I love those vivid colors and circle patterns and shapes that are like great abstact art. Hard ot resist for humans, inscects and yellow fans everywhere.

Three cheers for springtime.

Another detail of the staircase in the XIXth century tenement house in Katowice, Poland.

for paperbicyclecreative.blogspot.com theme:grown-ups

floral motifs and patterns

Clicked at Chicago Cultural Center

Upper Falls, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone

Wonderful DIY Crochet Spring Flower Baby Booties with Free Pattern

 

Welcome the spring babies with these cute spring flower baby booties , how sweet and joyful ! These corchet baby booties decorated …

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@ Hohenzollern Castle, Germany

cardboard and tape sculpture pattern

It's hard for Jasmine & Zoey to relax with all those patterns.

Went to Escadaria Selaron in Rio de Janeiro. Stiars with beautiful tiles from all over the world.

Shot walking around Cary, North Carolina

After two years I finished up my moleskine Pattern Book. I love it!

Ο καμβάς (pattern) διαμόρφωσης των οδών: κενός (κάτω) και γεμισμένος με τα υλικά - ευρήματα από τη μάντρα της Χελιδωνούς (πάνω).

Pattern design and graphic Identity for the first Planet Tropicana exhibition at Galerie Untitled in Rotterdam. sjorstomlow.com/

Panda's Pattern memo pad by Crux

Moodboard 1. I did'nt find this exercise very easy... I must do lots more. © Dawn Clarkson

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Just saw the shadow cast on the ground from a railing. I decided the shadow was the photograph.

Any ideas?

 

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Comment no.1 wins first prize! Well done, Hans!

 

See, at large size, how wonderful are nature’s patterns!

 

*Gosh! This one made an appearance on Explore, somewhere here: www.flickr.com/explore/interesting/7days/

blogged:http://doecdoe.blogspot.com/2008/05/tuesday-fabric_20.html

The Beach. Everyday interaction between the sea and the sand. New patterns form, and some of them last until the next tide. Then the reform, never the same, though similar looking. The eternal circle.

 

Also posted in black and white.

2017, Buenos Aires, La Boca, Argentina

Artist unknown

More leaves and feathers... more terrible naming. © Dawn Clarkson

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This was a development into pattern and colour; I wanted to try and brighten up my illustration by creating this quick pattern. Only simply done I flipped my illustration and changed its colouring and then repeated.

Size: A4

A patterned rock on the beach.

This is the first in the series "Patterns & Textures". When making these I imagine they would look great as a cloth textile print, wallpaper, or even just as framed art.

 

This is a photo of very textured bark, which I then faded from black and white to saturated color, then centered and flipped out many times to make a geometric pattern with aligning edges.

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