Archive for May, 2008
5.10.08
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May 9, 2008
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May 8, 2008
5.7.08
May 7, 2008Getting ready for Surtex. This one is inspired by Gus, when he was 2. He was hammering away at something with his toy hammer, and when I asked him what he was doing, he said, “I’m building a website.”
5.6.08
May 6, 2008
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May 5, 2008
5.4.08
May 4, 2008This pattern is for one of my design clients, Free World Foods, which is an up-and-coming allergen-free/gluten-free food manufacturer. Like how I convinced them to use a pattern for their packaging and identity materials?
5.3.08
May 3, 2008The eyes have it today.
5.2.08 Mouths and mudcloth
May 2, 2008I’ve been thinking about body parts as patterns, don’t ask me why. Maybe because of all the family health issues I’ve been confronted with lately. Here are some mouths and teeth. The last one, Vertical Teeth, reminded me a bit of African mudcloth, which prompted me to research mudcloth, and I found this nice link to a Smithsonian Institution website which allows you to virtually paint your own piece of cloth. It’s cleverly done. After looking it up, I realized that the Vertical Teeth pattern actually looks nothing like mudcloth, but it was enough of a connection to get me thinking about it. I will try to do a contemporary mudcloth-inspired pattern in the next few days.
5.1.08
May 1, 2008
