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Ο καμβάς (pattern) διαμόρφωσης των οδών: κενός (κάτω) και γεμισμένος με τα υλικά - ευρήματα από τη μάντρα της Χελιδωνούς (πάνω).
This peculiar weathering pattern is found in sandstone on the south coast of British Columbia. This one is on a beach just North of Bowser on Vancouver island. This honeycombing is very strange and it appears to be the result of the actions of salt percolating into the rock and then soaking and drying out repeatedly. The exact mechanism is a bit of a mystery. For those who want to explore this more, here is scientific paper about it.
An overall sleek, fresh, clean look. The stripe of blue glass brick between the white subway tile adds just that little something needed. Tile found at Florida Tile.
May be a few mistakes.
Both are based on 24x24 grids.
To get the wings, spread the massive amount of pleats between the tail and the legs. The large flat flap at the bottom is used for the belly-- do a mountain fold on the short edge of the flap and bring out the two layers at the corners to create two little flaps. Tuck them into one of the layers of the legs.
You may have to puff out some layers around the legs so the crow doesn't look stupid. Puff out the layers on front of the leg and behind.
The edge creases are valley folds not mountain folds.
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incised pattern potsherd
baked clay tempered with grit, 1.75 inches long
Woodland Period 500 BC to 800 AD
Found August 1986 on shore of Rainy River, northern Minnesota (across international border from Canada).