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I came along,

I wrote a song for you,

And all the things you do,

And it was called "Yellow".

So then I took my turn,

Oh what a thing to have done,

And it was all "Yellow."

 

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circular key pattern

Pattern to be released on Pimp Stitch soon!

all derivived from the microscopic "line" pattern included in gimp

 

All seamless

These are the markings of a masai giraffe

Here is a technical assignment that we did for Photo 113. We were asked to give examples of the four traditional lighting patterns. Not very exciting pictures, but good to know the techniques.

A lovely centralised pavement in this fine church by Fischer von Erlach. It reminded me of the Michelangelo pavement on the Capitoline; Fischer probably had seen it as I understand he was trained in Italy for some years. An art exhibition in the church enabled me to visit the galleries on the first floor - and take some unusual shots from there. I also met one of the artists, who proved to be a thoughtful and interesting guy.

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The Bandra–Worli Sea Link is a cable-stayed bridge with pre-stressed concrete viaduct approaches, which links Bandra and the western suburbs of Mumbai with Worli and central Mumbai (India),and is the first phase of the proposed West Island Freeway system.

Picked the Pattern task.

A fallen tree trunk with bark removed to reveal a mass of patterns.

Created by Isometric Paper app.

Thanks to Heiko Etzold.

Full tang, 208 layer, ladder pattern damascus, Colorado Walnut scales, oil tanned, hand sewn, black leather sheath.

7-1/4" oal, 2-7/8" blade. SOLD

View On Black

 

Cacti pattern: Tokina Macro 100mm. D, Nikon D90, 8" @ f/36, ISO 320, WB Auto, ML-L3.

 

Cloister's Walk Enamel Panels 1997-1998

Artist: Dale Devereux Barker

Materials: Vitreous Enamel

 

St Katharines Dock

London, England, UK

downtown streets of San Francisco

Snail track pattern, multi-purpose. Pen & Ink and Photoshop, 2/4/12.

Ahaus, Maria Himmelfahrt

IMG_8936.JPG

©Art & Photography by Michellea Sefton

Pattern from 1967.

I used this making my orange teen dress

Provided by bi-lingual Learn Chinese and Chinese Culture platform, Chinese-way.com

This was just me playing around with a photo of some autumn tree. Thought it looked quite interesting as a pattern. It's almost like one of those ink pictures people tell you to look at and say what you see. For me it looks a bit like a bird about to open its wings

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