👉 This is my Celebrating Flowers quilt. 😍
It’s includes silk ribbon embroidered flowers & was the featured series, on my website in 2014!
You can be see it in the video I posted about, earlier today. 🤔
📍Did you know?
This pattern is available monthly, through my newsletter, throughout 2024. 💌
Another pattern of invertebrates for #InverteFest2024 but this time from the Cambrian Period (from 538.8 to 485.4 million years ago). This pattern is made from my linocut animal prints with collaged washi papers. The spiky handprinted Wiwaxia, a soft-bodied animal covered in scales & spines lived in the early & middle Cambrian period and fossils are found worldwide, including in Canada’s Burgess Shale.
🧵1/n #linocut#printmaking#pattern#paleontology#sciArt#Cambrian
Uncanny artwork by mother nature. This foliage had grown on the rear window of our car during my working hours yesterday, with nothing out of the ordinary in the weather (–5°C and cloudy) to explain it. Yet in some subtle way the conditions must have been just right for it to occur.
This is the dancing stack that led to the kaleidoscopic version I posted earlier. Look how pronounced that sway becomes by the third repetition of the dancing pair?!
There's MATHS going on there, unless I'm very much mistaken.
I'm not great with numbers, but have always loved fractals and patterns, and I sort of like knowing there's an equation that would make sense of my multi-coloured tower of nonsense.