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My mother trained and worked in the Lancashire cotton industry after the Second World War when the industry in the home county was still a force to be reckoned with. We recently rediscovered some cotton fabrics that she designed, made the silk screens for and printed as part of her student work. Mother is still with us, aged 87, and I wish she'd design some more!
This beautiful Schirnding Bavarian porcelain coffee set has back stamps that were used from 1946 to about 1956.
Geometric trees rise towards a bright yellow sky, where swallows fly beneath a glowing sun. The composition combines abstract shapes and vibrant colours to create a dynamic natural scene.
367 Oxford Street is a new office block by Future Systems architects. It features pre-fabricated bay windows which allow views up and down Oxford Street. This photo shows how the angle of the different planes of glass alternately capture the reflection of the sky or the brick and stone building opposite. The bay windows are particularly effective in capturing these reflections as the façade faces almost due north and consequently receives very little direct sun light.
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Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) was a Dutch abstract painter, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. He was one of the founders of the journal and art movement De Stijl. Through this publication Mondrian pioneered the term Neoplasticism, an artform using only vertical and horizontal lines with primary colors: "art in the most purest and fundamental form". His abstract primary colored paintings have influenced the Bauhaus and recently come back into trend in interior decor and graphic design.
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Kings Canyon is a unique and spectacular collection of landforms located midway between Alice Springs and Uluru (Ayers Rock) in central Australia. Areas of ripple rock like this are fingerprints left from a time some 300 to 400 million years ago when large ephemeral lakes and rivers were a feature of central Australia. The ripple beds were laid down in Mereenie Sandstone that was subsequently covered by other material which has since been worn away. The area photographed here was part of a larger specimen. Each of the ripples is roughly 10-20 mm wide and the area covered by the photograph is about 300mm on the long side.
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A red and white digital art geometric pattern I created in Photoshop. I love the red white color contrast, and particularly love this pattern on a Throw Pillow and some of our other products.
This pattern could also be multiplied to make a large bright wall mural.
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The dock at Rio Grande do Sul was a storage facility for giant wind turbine parts. This stack of blades made for an interesting view
A vibrant pattern of concentric circles repeats across a red background, featuring a range of pink and white hues. The geometric arrangement creates a rhythmic and dynamic visual effect.
Circular t-shirt design of a stylized cat with a striking black and white face gazes with an intense expression. The background features shades of green with abstract geometric shapes.
A Photoshop clone from a February 2007 portrait, using abstract patterns created from details in my paintings.
I was fascinated by the dry stone walls on the Aran islands, they seem to have a construction technique of their very own
- Dedicated the book Pattern Recognition by William Gibson.
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Manufacturer: Attribution not confirmed - Bertoncello, Schiavon, Italy
Basemark: Moldes form number and origin mark --> 79234 Italy
Colours: Orange, light blue, dark-blue, yellow, white, red.
Length: 32 cm
Handpainted abstract pattern
60s
THE PIER.
" late afternoon is
wet with light
Two fishermen stroll
the brawling surf
A lizard
decorates a sun-boiled stump
Time has settled on the pier’s
dentistry of rotted timber
its bicycles
fishing pots and
Stinking bait
In the idle swell
Sunburnt men
dangle rods
Two mating dragonflies hover
Prehistorical as the
horned monsters
anglers pull in
Reefed up below
Are boats under black canvas
and gulls lashed
to the rocking water
At the curve of the world
Sun is a spitting apocalypse
Stood close to pier’s end
A man scans the horizon
for a morsel of sail
and tosses a hissing butt
in the heartbroken ocean
Listening to the
Slosh and
amen of the sea. "
[ Robert Berry. ] Published in Magma. Spring 1999.
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Vibrant orange and red overlapping geometric shapes create a lively pattern against a soft yellow background. The design features rounded squares and rectangles, conveying a retro and dynamic feel.
A power pole and two commercial buildings create abstract patterns in the back alleys of Deland, Florida.
Tried a vertical panning shot with an artistic blur motion in mind something in line with fine art..
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