Unlikely Sources of Inspiration…
I have taken thousands of pictures for design inspiration!
Here are some from the “Geometric /Manmade ” category.
From top left: Wire basket, Shadow from a garden chair, Shadow of wrought iron gate and chicken wire against foliage
Manmade patterns
From top left: Wire fence against corrugated iron, manhole cover, chicken wire.
Celebrating Digital Print Design
Digital print design is the perfect media for capturing magical realism.
The images below are Habotai silk swatches inspired by everyday objects photographed at home and whilst on holiday in Northumberland and Cornwall. When you look at something ordinary for long enough you may start to see it in a “different light”
Love to see geometric patterns and organic forms working together in harmony.
Digital Indigo Treat
If you like these you will be in for a treat with our Autumn / Winter collection of scarves launching in September 2015
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Two Images
First, reflections of a glass roof at The Royal Opera House before a performance of Falstaff
Second, distorted lines of a draining board whilst washing up.
One grand, one ordinary
Both Magnificent!
Reflections
Distorted reflections
London this summer is vibrant with colour, action and pattern. A break from the countryside drew my attention to manmade patterns and movement in the city. We were too busy dashing between numerous art galleries to pause and sketch so now I can’t wait to start drawing and composing from all these rhythmic shapes and colours.
Sonya Delaunay at the Tate Modern and the Summer Exhibition 2015 at the Royal Academy were a treat for colour fanatics!
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