I would think that drawing patterns takes 3 things:
- practice
- love for geometry/math
- practice
If I could, I would just sit around and draw patterns all day (could meaning had the time and like legit knew how). Patterns are amazing. Whether they're perfect, messed up, square-y, triangle-y, victorian, plaid, tesselationy, flowery, vine-y, paisley, stripe, checker, argyle, circle-y, zebra print or whatever, i absolutely love patterns. I gotta dedicate this to brogan, the most amazing pattern drawer i've ever met. sigh....patterns from the arabic world are the best
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craaaazy. The intricacies and geometry of them are top notch. This is my aspiration. This is my inspiration. Patterns man...I have so much more to say about patterns but I can't think of it. I'd write a book on patterns, just to be around them. Just to learn more about them. Also fractal patterns are the coolest things ever ever ever ever. I might just do patterns for a few more days. OOOh and gustav klimt rocked at patterns. He threw eyes and vines and wierd lookin stuff into them and varied the size but they still looked amazing...aaah i gotta go to bed. More tomorrow.
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