Foliage

some more leaves for delight...

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Pattern Landscape

It’s been 10 days for my last post and I was thinking on what could be my next one. Last night I just thought of combining few patterns into a landscape. Many a times, patterns without the contextual use are boring. I am still contemplating whether this combination is interesting enough?! Too many leaves... you would say?? Foliage enjoys the privilege of being the oldest and never-dying motif in textiles and pattern making. Foliage is important and it is equally important to see what variety is offered in each pattern design.

Patterns worked for Tracon espl.

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100 things from Nature

100 things from nature I have worked on as design elements/motifs...

1. Oak leaf
2. Maple leaf
3. Banana leaf
4. Bamboo
5. Water
6. Hyacinth
7. Cypress
8. Bay leaves
9. Sage leaves
10. Nutmeg
11. Grass
12. Neem leaves
13. Christmas tree
14. Rose
15. Lily
16. Cherry blossom
17. Almond blossom
18. Jasmine
19. Periwinkle
20. Iris
21. Lotus
22. Chrysanthemum
23. Sunflower
24. Bougainvillea
25. Daffodils
26. Crocus
27. Beet root
28. Carrot
29. Brinjal
30. Onion
31. Garlic
32. Tomatoes
33. Coffee
34. Oranges
35. Sweet limes
36. Cardamom
37. Cinnamon
38. Star anise
39. Radish
40. Capsicum
41. Beans
42. Asparagus
43. Reindeer
44. Moose
45. Bear
46. Bat
47. Tortoise
48. Fish
49. Cat
50. Bull
51. Crab
52. Snail
53. Pumpkin
54. Owl
55. Macaw
56. Sparrow
57. Crow
58. Peacock
59. Rooster
60. Crane
61. Parrot
62. Duck
63. Butterfly
64. Spider
65. Watermelon
66. Strawberry
67. Blueberry
68. Cherry
69. Nutmeg
70. Mango
71. Chili
72. Coriander
73. Green peas
74. Artichoke
75. Mushroom
76. Olives
77. Fennel seeds
78. Sky
79. Sea
80. Wood
81. Mountains
82. Snow
83. Rain
84. Shells
85. Star
86. Sun
87. Pebbles
88. Clouds
89. Feather
90. Clove
91. Pinecones
92. Gooseberry
93. Holly berry
94. Mistletoe
95. Moon
96. Dandelion
97. Raspberry
98. Coconut
99. Star fish
100. Tulip

... and definitely many more :)