The Print Principle

"To understand is to perceive patterns." -Isaiah Berlin

[desimonewayland]

Textile design, French 1910-1929 - charcoal, gouache and gold paint

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Oversized diamond paintings by Kurt Pio

[hotfreaks]

[patterntheory]

Alicia Scardetta

[design-is-fine]

[aubreylstallard]

Paul Klee, 1927

[tchmo]

tchmo, Untitled 20150621f, Giclée Art Print

[theprintprinciple-blog]

Gemakker Studio

#sketch #pattern #textiles

[treeknot-blog]

Svetlana Rabey Untitled, 2010  Ink on Gampi paper 13 x 20”

[fantasticaworld]

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[etno-blog]

[sighsofthetime]

[everlane]

Perhaps we’ll use this book to find colors for our next collection. 

In 1692 an artist known only as “A. Boogert” illustrated a book about colors and painting by hand. Pantone didn’t release their color guide for a few hundred years––in 1963. 

View all 800 pages of the original book here.

(Source: Erik Kwakkel)

[death-by-elocution]

[tenuedenimes]

Let’s hit the sun!

[darkwilds]