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Mavic Pro. Part of my dog walking area. Edited with Air Magic and LR.
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Frost on the car windshield in the morning. Just used my old iPhone for this pic. I was late for work and didn't have time to get my camera to take a good shot.
This is my second pattern that I deconstructed. It is from the Print & Pattern Book 1 from Beth Gunell.
When I started to count the amount of colours, the different motifs and the small details, I discovered the intricity of the design and how it did work. In this design the amount of different colours is just amazing, though the pattern itself seems to be 'pink' at first sight.
I really loved doing this exercise. It opened my eyes and gave me good ideas of how I could expand the possibility of my own motifs.
This exercise might also be a good warmup if you get stuck somewhere in designing patterns. Not to copy these designs, but really seeing how another designer made a pattern work.
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Pattern and Repetition Color
I picked this photo for the element of Pattern because I feel like the bright red of the first flower really shows every single bulb on the plant. It also has the element of repetition with the other flowers in the background. The only thing I did to this photo was crop the edges so the first flower was my main focus and enhanced the coloring so the red stood out a little more.
And now I'm finally back up to date with my Project 365. This is today's entry, day 44, and I love the result. I had a couple of different patterns that created a nice effect together so I decided to try and combine them into one shot. It was a bit hard to get the right light but eventually I managed.
I will try to keep up to date with project 365 from now on.
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love this tracery. guess it was something like worm or caterpillar who left such a track. but i'm not sure. are you?
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