Showing posts with label patterns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patterns. Show all posts
13.3.11
F. Scott's Flappers
Officially a victim of the status-quo. The Foyles edition is just - well umh - the covers are killer!
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art nuevo,
f scott fitzgerald,
literature,
patterns,
reading,
textiles,
textures,
wish list
16.11.09
13.10.09
Reflective Patterns: Nigel Coates
One could spend a lifetime following Nigel Coates (1949), but for the sake of personal exploration here are three intriguing lighting pieces.
Nigel Coates is a professor at the Royal College of Art specializing in architecture, interior and product design.
Click here to link to Nigel Coates' website.
Cloudelier Swarovski Crystal Palace, 2009
Euroluce new collections, Pacis mini Slamp, 2009
Gina Swarovski/Slamp, 2001
Click here to link to Nigel Coates' website.
31.12.08
Eternal Optimism

Yesterday, I soared home watching the passing miles below and my creativity was taken to a new height by the patterns that emerged. Funny how the sections of land change color and shapes as roads divide into grids and rivers wind natural irregularities into the man made complexity we have implemented in our lives. The clouds make interesting movement in their solitude.
To my left a young passenger embarked on his first venture to New York City, only his second flight in life. Numerous times before I have been at this altitude but never thought of it from this perspective. With ten years more trials underway, I could only encourage him to follow his dreams at all costs. The words "love so large that you want to shrink" ring true in many forms.
Today, I hold a sketch book filled with new life and thank him for transpiring that radiant energy once again. May the new year foster that same youthful optimism eternally for all.
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