"art patterns" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to repeating motifs or designs in works of art. For example, "The artist's work was characterized by its use of intricate art patterns created through detailed brush strokes."
The 60's window is all black-and-white Op Art patterns (including a guitar), with chairs in chrome and clear Plexiglas.
By the late 1990s his art had become even more complex, abounding with kaleidoscopic Op art patterns and decorative baroque flourishes.
At Barneys New York, white cotton T-shirts with Pop Art patterns by Comme des Garçons Men trumpet the words "Ham," "Fat" or "Jam" in large fluorescent letters ($120).
She brings to it a distinctive penchant for tightly stitched drawing, peasant art patterns and crystalline, hard-edged shapes as well as an affection for quilting, old wallpaper and cartooning.
In the rock, she could see, like art patterns following the natural lines of the strata, the chisel marks of the navvies who'd once cut and blasted down into it.
AGATHA RUIZ DE LA PRADA: The irreverent aristocrat, who ran with a pre-Oscar Pedro Almod?, sticks bold Pop Art patterns -- flowers, hearts, stars -- on clothes for men, women and kids as well as linens and accessories for the home.
The house gift wrap is a cardboard-and-cellophane package with an Op Art pattern.
Out of this he creates Bridget Riley-inspired Op Art patterning that he affixes like paint flush to the walls of a room.
The exam score, rating score, and their association were used as indicators to measure students' knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSA) of art pattern design, respectively.
"I hacked up my coats, cut off the sleeves — this was my safari," Mr. Owens said backstage to explain a collection as graphic as it was deep and dark, with the exception of one optical art pattern that the designer had photographed in a 1960s-era buildinguilding.
"My work is motivated by a strong love of art, pattern, and color," he tells The Creators Project.
