The Eucalypt Thief

The Eucalypt Thief

Posted at 1:58 pm by gatf, on April 4, 2021
I’ve been experimenting with repeating patterns again. This one tries to combine an Australian theme with the style of William Morris. I think this tis getting closer to a Morris like style than earlier attempts…
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