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The textures and patterns of these mushrooms are extremely inspiring to me. These spore prints made this past summer are informing some sculpture pieces that I am working on with felt.
This morning I came across a pile of PVC pipes out the front of a plumbing shop in town and thought this could make an interesting photo.
Huisal ist a bavarian word for cartridge. I created that pattern when I had a call and than with coffee and honeybread.
iso 400 | f/2.8 | 1/125 | 100mm
Ch. 4 / Patterns
Processing - LR: small crop, aged photo preset PS: Cloned out a scratch, + Brightness.
Thanks to Kellie (74LimeLane) I realized that I had patterns right here around the house! This plate alone has 3 different patterns on it. I figured one of them had to be photogenic.
I'm experimenting with filling in the empty squares in the previous pattern with cheese slopes and tiles. Here's a sample of some I tried.
Changing what would be a very ordinary view of the street opposite into an interesting kaleidoscope of colour and pattern. Olafur Eliason untitled work at the Tate Modern.
It is interesting how you can find patterns in most of the everyday objects, in this case I found a pattern on my curtain. It is possible to see a linear pattern made by each part of the curtain. The sunset on the back creates shadows that helps to identify each element. The repetition of these similar elements creates a rhythm and unify the curtain as being one object.
With my latest crochet pattern you can make a cuddly dragon with claws, spikes and horns, but they will be just a big softy at heart. www.etsy.com/uk/listing/235916071/cuddly-dragon-amigurumi...
Vector graphic pattern pack available for free download at www.free-vectors.com in EPS / AI vector format.
I crawled under this indoor plant to discover some decorative patterns (and make others think I'm rather odd...)
A pattern made from repeated letterforms for my Hand Letters class with Whitney Sherman. This features the letter "K." Can you find it?
From a set of five embroidery patterns created by Penguin & Fish! You'll find them in our Settle Down Department under Arts & Crafts.
The branches and leaves of this giant tree sort themselves out so each has it's own space. I noticed this pattern in the trees overhead while lying on my back listening to music in the park in Devonport, New Zealand.
my latest amigurumi pattern now available with video tutorial www.amigurumitogo.com/2014/08/panda-amigurumi-free-patter...