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      • Gallica Rose at Midnight – Seamless Pattern

        Posted at 3:09 pm by gatf, on February 9, 2020

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        Posted in Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged aroon, bloom, dark, flora, floral, flower, Gallica, pattern, repeating, rose, seamless
      • Towers of the East

        Posted at 10:29 am by gatf, on December 24, 2019

        Somewhat Christmas-themed paintings, done from imagination but with a vaguely Orthodox Cathedral theme.

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        Posted in Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged Architecture, cathedral, Christmas, Drawing, flower, snow, winter
      • Repeating Pattern Experiments – 1

        Posted at 1:40 pm by gatf, on October 20, 2019

        An evening spent pottering about with a repeating pattern design based o eucalyptus blooms and leaves. I like the way it becomes striped from a distance, and the seamless join.

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        Posted in Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged Australia, Australiana, Blue, Eucalyptus, fabric, flower, gum, pattern, red, repeating, white
      • Floral Art With Impact, or the Magenta Magnolias

        Posted at 8:49 am by gatf, on March 10, 2019

        One of those something completely different pots – or an admission that I’ve been painting rather than type designing.

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        Magenta Magnolias

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        Posted in Uncategorized | 0 Comments | Tagged bloom, botanical, floral art, flower, impact, magnolia, painting
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