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Since uni's been out for summer I've been losing momentum like nobody's business. It's fine, I needed a break, but now need a bit of a kick up the arse to make some nice work.
This month and next I'm working as a research assistant for one of my lecturers and am looking at storytelling, in particular Folk tales. The tales I've heard are mainly based on strange things lurking in forests and a lot of superstition which for me at least, conjures all sorts of visual intrigue.
Then on Thursday I found this wonderful book full of interesting patterns (that I instantly thought Lucie would love), which got me thinking about patterns and their early origins and uses to identify people. I don't know if any of this will lead to any new work but it's got me excited which is a good start...
6 comments:
what a nice book!! nice found
love your shop too :-)))
Folk tales are full of patterns ...
you are right, i love it!!! i've got one similar, out of print now, with the most charming little illustrations, i really treasure it.
it's beautiful and intriguing. I love the earthy colours of the images.
What a great book...I'm glad you posted this. I find these images soothing, they make me want to break out my sewing kits. (note use of plural)
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awesome patterns! would make a pretty rad tattoo, too.
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