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Uni assignment: I went to China as part of one of my units and for the unit I had to do a project reflecting upon my experience in China. I decided to create 3 fabric patterns. I saw a bunch of white pigeons in one of the gardens and I was also really enamoured by the lotus leaves and flowers there. The colours also came from China, they had an odd usage of these bright colours.
This is my favourite, I can imagine it on a scarf.
Talcum powder in the bottom of the bath, making slightly entertaining patterns.
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• www.bebesymas.com/salud-infantil/los-polvos-de-talco-no-s...
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• belleza.excite.es/uso-polvos-talco.html
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Somewhere in this image, I switched from a 4MP point and shoot camera to an 8MP digital SLR. Can you tell from the thumbnails?
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Love this little graphic but when i started to combine it to work it into a more complex pattern it started to play tricks on my eyes and reverberate like a Bridget Riley.
I wanted to try pattern origami for such a long time! 😄 it was a bit difficult to understand how it works, but in the end it's so easy I can't believe it! 😅
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"By using stainglass shears, I cut the numbered pattern into pieces and adhere them on the glass as a guide for cutting the glass to the exact sizes.
These special scissors compensate for the lead framing space so that the final panel will maintain its custom fit to the window size." ~Tomitheos
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I drove past these pots for years. They belonged to a nursery. Then one day the hothouses were struck down, nursery ploughed over and pots loaded up and taken away. Not sure if the nursery sold up to a farm or they just found strawberry business to be more lucrative. I'm glad though that one day I got out of the car and took some shots of the patterns made by the thousands of stacked pots.