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[analogue-underground]

Eva Hesse 1966

[studio-atelier]

TEXTILE STUDY No. 15 - Geometric

A material study reimagined as a Create-a-Style pattern for The Sims 3.

La Riviere by Pierre Frey.

Available for download as a .package file and .sims3pack.

Design Philosophy

Studio Atelier patterns are intentionally created as single-channel materials. Every piece is selected for its unique relationship between colour, texture, and form. By preserving the original palette, these designs can be appreciated as their creators intended.

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Attribution remains with the original artist. This pattern has been adapted for use within The Sims 3 in appreciation of their work.

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[nononobodyunderstands]

Large Leaf Verdure with Animals and Birds. Belgium, possibly Bruges. 1525-1550.

[patternatic]

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Shun Saito

meeting

[robert-hadley]

Softly faded printed cotton panel, 19th century.

Source: Katharine Pole antique textiles

[historicalbookimages]

📯 Smithsonian contributions to knowledge Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 1848-1916. Original source Image description: Illustration titled “Plate XII” from Smithsonian contributions showing 19 white, smooth, oval-shaped horn samples arranged in rows on a neutral background. Each horn varies slightly in shape and size, with subtle shading indicating curvature and volume. The horns are numbered 1 through 19, depicting variations in form for scientific study. The image has a vintage, lithographic style typical of 19th-century natural history documentation.

[wateringstone]

Lee Krasner. Noon. 1947

Oil on linen.

61 x 76 cm.

[whataniceone2]

The crazy bark from an exotic tree in Oxford Botanic Garden. The gardens were started in 1641 and are one of the oldest in the world. :)

[petersolarz]

New galaxies genesis-31 © Peter Solarz

[thejawsdevour]

Frances Melhop (New Zealander) - Becoming Aware (oil on linen with hand embroidery on stretcher, 2025)

[inhaletheswans]

"Double Impression II", Anni Albers, 1978. Photolithograph.

[robert-hadley]

Sidewall (USA), 1800 - 1850 block-printed.

Source: cooperhewitt. org

[moodoofoo]

Evelyn Rydz Where We Meet (Folded Waters), 2025 Photolithograph and monotype on Somerset Satin paper variously folded by the artist 15 x 11 inches From a series of 21 unique variants

[salonduthe]

Azulejos Hispano-Mouriscos at the Palacio Nacional de Sintra, Portugal.

[thejawsdevour]

Feliciano Centurión (Paraguayan) - Medusas (acrylic and crochet on blanket, 1994)

[salonduthe]

Ronan Bouroullec

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[fabien-euskadi]

More Portuguese tiles. These ones have a very subtle Christmas vibe, like a reminder that December 25th is not as distant as it once seemed.