Square-based pattern. Ornamental design for woven fabrics. 1897.
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Square-based pattern. Ornamental design for woven fabrics. 1897.
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Early Medieval Sculptured Stone Interlaced Fragments, St Vigeans Sculptured Stones Museum, Arbroath, Angus
I saw this image from one of the Dishonored games and I was like “I’m reasonably sure I’ve seen this book before.
To be fair, the strapwork pattern used (which I’ve drawn up an example of) doesn’t look all that uncommon, but the medallion made me think “oh, I know I’ve seen this somewhere before”. I found the image I was looking for and I was like “Look at that! The medallion and filigrees are the same too!”
The main real difference I can see is that the large circular forms at the four edges have something instead of the regular filigree (bolts maybe? It’s hard to tell because of the game asset’s quality).
Either way, it’s pretty cool that the game drew inspiration for some of its decor from real life.
Ross Manning - Interlacing
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2015
Final batch of pages of variations of Islamic-style dot interlace based on a 4X4 grid done in 2020.
Firenze Pattern
Albert Hammond Jr, Losing Touch Anne Pangolin Guéno, Barcelona © January 2017 Digital Art
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Mmmm, RPG dice... Love the colors on this baggie by Sheryl R at DicebagsByJibbi on Etsy.