#moire pattern

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[randomtechnologydesign]

MCE No. 17

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[thegikitiki]

Living Room Decor, 1969

Seriously, this hurts my eyes.

[matteobuccolistudio]

atelier

Matteo Buccoli Studio

[natalieharmonia]

that's a moire

[processing-things]

[choppedpeanutbear]

FUCK YEAH AND I NEED YOU TO SEE IF YOU CAN DO SOME SCRATCHING DOWN MY THROAT MY STOMACH ACTUALLY NEEDS SOME FUCKING SCRATCHING ITS A LITTLE ON THE HUNGRY SIDE ALSO AND YOU SEEM TO HAVE THE RIGHT STUFF FOR MAKING ME FEEL LIKE IVE BEEN CORRECTLY FIXED……

[boxthoughtsblog]

A quick CLOSER LOOK daily photo exercise - February 10, 2024

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[randomtechnologydesign]

Moebius Collage No. 2

[evelili]

guest art i did for @aragon-is-done's latest comic ^^ go check it out!

[godbirdart]

「 commission 」 portrait for _l_i_a_s ⟁

[softcenteregg]

// blood in my eyes //

[vintagehomecollection]

Laura Ashley Style, 1987

[uwmspeccoll]

Marbled Monday

This week's book contains a veritable smorgasbord of marbling! This is Harvesting Color: The Year in a Marbler's Workshop by British marbling master Ann Muir (1939-2008). Published by Incline Press in 1999 in an edition of 250 copies, the book contains a third of a sheet of 12 marbled paper designs, each representing a month of the year. All of the paper, including that for the cover (which matches the month of April), was marbled by Muir. The sketches of cats are also by Muir.

The patterns included in the book are each meant to evoke elements of the their corresponding months. They are shown in order here except for April, which is shown here on the cover of the book. There is a wide variety in the patterns—some are combed patterns while others are swirled with a stylus. Some are Turkish while others are Spanish moiré. The examples demonstrate the breadth of possibility in marbling and Muir's own mastery of the art.

View more Marbled Monday posts here.

-- Alice, Special Collections Department Manager