the pattern on a piece of coral discovered on the beach.

Ya gotta love it when it comes up on patterns— 3:33 on 3/3

…. and it’s the third day of the week, too!

….. this is what happens when your mind is wide awake and ready to hit the ground running at the time when most ppl are soundly and blissfully asleep

A hyperbolic transformation applied to a pattern viewed in the context of a complex transformation.

Created using the Fractal Science Kit fractal generator. See www.fractalsciencekit.com/ for details.

167/365 #1578

This is my new oven door. The glass is clean, so I thought I had better take a picture before it gets dirty. I’m pretty good at keeping my oven reasonably clean, but the glass door always defeats me.

Ornamental gourd close up

Playing with patterns...

Olympus fisheye

Happy Arachtober 27th!

A rather striking abdominal pattern.

Duffield LNR.

This is a pattern created in Pattern Artist with the same pattern template used to create the previously posted patterns Diamonds and Squares, Diamonds and Squares #2, and Pattern of Opportunity.

Shadows playing over the melting snow thanks to the return of the sun...

7/365

Back end page for Sarah Henley book.

Copyright Melissa Castrillon 2009

Taken at Our Lady Of The Holy Spirit retreat center sanctuary in the Norwood suburb of Cincinnati Ohio. .

~ Texture available for use in your artworks with creative commons license ~

~ Do not re-distribute in ANY WAY ~

~ Please do not use to create your own stock ~

~ Please credit me if used with a link back to this texture or my photostream ~

~ I would love to see what you have done, if you would like to put a small size sample in my comments, thanks & have fun~

~ Please add your artworks to my group here ~

A Common Goldeneye in a hurry over Hood Canal in western Washington State.

Shopping carts all lined up and ready to use. Hope you all had a good start to the week.

On Black

CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM/SUGGESTIONS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME

All my public photos are FREE for PERSONAL use

Creative Commons license

Thermals

Portland Quilt Show. Chelsea has wonderful patterns of the cutest kids clothes. You can see her blog at vintagechic.typepad.com/

Detail of observation tower

pattern art

#oneexposure #nophotoshoppainting #lightart #light #licht #moving

#dancelightning

made with manuell lense carl zeiss distagon zf2

Since getting my Gocco (still too scared to touch it yet) I've been thinking about screen printing patterns...any opinions?

Screen printing is starting up again soon. I think I may do a pattern series. This is from my sketchbook mock.

www.alyssaduhe.blogspot.com/

saw these very nice patterns created by tracks of heavy machinery on clay

Lying on my back, just before sunrise on Sunday morning, on the Sussex Downs, trying to line up everything so it was symmetrical, I think I managed it but I'm sure someone will let me know if not! Pylons are part of the countryside scenery in some parts of the Downs.

Chino Hills, CA

This is an afghan my grandmother made

ODC - 1/7/2020 - Repeating

NON SONO TETTI COME GLI ALTRI...

I Trulli di Alberobello sono tipiche abitazioni pugliesi, realizzate in pietra calcarea. Con i loro tetti a cono distintivi e le mura di pietra a secco, rappresentano un'icona di architettura tradizionale.

Riconosciuti dall'UNESCO nel 1996, i trulli in Puglia rappresentano una meraviglia architettonica e culturale nel cuore della nostra Penisola.

Queste affascinanti costruzioni in pietra a secco, con i loro distintivi tetti a cono, risalgono a secoli fa e incantano i visitatori con la loro unicità. Ogni Trullo di Alberobello è una testimonianza dell'abilità artigianale e dell'ingegno dei contadini locali.

Attraverso vicoli pittoreschi, si percepisce il richiamo di un passato autentico, in cui la comunità viveva in armonia con la natura.

Note tratte dal sito:

b-rent.com/it/i-trulli-di-alberobello

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THEY ARE NOT ROOFS LIKE THE OTHERS...

The Trulli of Alberobello are typical Apulian houses, made of limestone. With their distinctive conical roofs and dry stone walls, they represent an icon of traditional architecture.

Recognized by UNESCO in 1996, the trulli in Puglia represent an architectural and cultural wonder in the heart of our Peninsula.

These fascinating dry stone buildings, with their distinctive conical roofs, date back centuries and enchant visitors with their uniqueness. Each Trullo of Alberobello is a testimony to the craftsmanship and ingenuity of the local farmers.

Through picturesque alleys, you can feel the call of an authentic past, in which the community lived in harmony with nature.

Riversamento da negativo 35 mm a digitale

Designed and drawn by MIchelle Fung (me).

Most of the paper actually goes to the head.

Folded models:

www.flickr.com/photos/m_fung/27043453772

www.flickr.com/photos/m_fung/27203153995

Palm Springs Art Museum