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A fancy Victorian wall tile design, this time by the interior designer Richardson. Looks good as a single motif, but should pattern up nicely.
Saw some of these beautifully textured wildflowerrs growing along the riverside on a rainy, rainy day a couple of weeks ago.
They really stood out against the lush green foliage surrounding them and the intricate textures on their hardy petals was very beautiful!
Today is the official day of my birthday, Saturday June 28th.
I cannot believe I am 31 already!
Had a very fun (if very late!) night last night, with dinner with friends and family and a live music show, and have the same plans for tonight!
I hope you are all enjoying your weekend so far, my friends!
One Main Place is a mixed-use skyscraper hotel and office building at 1201 Main Street in Dallas, Texas. The shadows remind me of a giant shadow box and form interesting patterns. This is two shots, merged with Photoshop. Minimal enhancements: just to bring out detail of the concrete and enhance contrast to highlight the patterns of the shadows.
Entered into the National Geographic Your Shot Assignment #Shadows
My sausage dog design modified and made into a pattern repeat for fabric and paper products, coming soon.
tiny droplets make this look like a ladies diamond necklace. I am not one for spiders... but sometimes I really appreciate what they do!
Scavenge Challenge - May2013 - Scavchal #9 - Find geometry in Nature, like the radiating pattern made by seeds in a sunflower head.
Thanks so much for stopping by,I am trying to catch up with comments, yet again!
Have a terrific thursday!
The scales of a pangolin, rolling itself up for protection, showing its true beauty, looking like a Protea flower
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On euro tour with Sean and Neil for 3 days of mayhem and a grand total of 8 hours sleep. Taking in some old and new sites and showing them some of what is out there as it was their first time. Also made time to meet up with the SPEXS crew.
Abandoned swimming pool with lots of interesting features, the builders are in so material is everywhere but still some shots worth taking.
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The qualities I thought a pattern should have is that it should be repetitive and it should have color. I think it is important to look at the natural world because it allows you to see original content that is not man and you can capture something that occurs on its own volition. I think that nature is beautiful and my inspiration came from nature is of how people will often take pictures of scenery as a way of preserving that memory of nature. I drew that patterns of Polaroids as a way of showing the beauty of nature being captured in a photo. Working in illustrator is difficult and i had to restart multiple times because it simply was not working out or I had clicked something and the image would change. What was also difficult is that the lines are vectors and work as a single layer, changing the image would alter the lines and would end up as a mess. However through struggle it because easier moving and creating shapes. I also learned how to use the bucket-fill tool.
you know I am bored when I start to post old pictures taken 2 years ago!
curious to know if someone can guess where this is.
Designed and drawn by Michelle Fung (me).
Design notes here: www.michellefung.net/origami/teddy-bear-v2
Folded model here: www.flickr.com/photos/m_fung/47990723021
Video of folding process coming soon! (A reminder that my YouTube channel is here: www.youtube.com/MichelleFung )
Ces fils de soie sont accrochés au mur d'une école de broderie à Dali (province du Yunnan) en Chine - These silk threads hang from a wall in an embroidery school in Dali (province of Yunnan), China.
Inspired by eilonwy77's cheese-wedge patterns, particularly this one. Drawn in InkScape.
I haven't the patience or parts to put this together myself, so I sketched it :)