Onirical Reflections Projects Colorful Patterns Onto People's Faces.
She laces loopy handles and tactile relief patterns onto the otherwise smooth, white components of her Landscape dinnerware.
Quite obviously she is knitting patterns onto space, but the most striking element holding all of this together is rhythm.
Printing is then controlled via computer, with cells being deposited in specific patterns onto culture plates or similar sterile surfaces.
Like the vast majority of designers, Eklund has her prints produced digitally, a process that is analogous to an enormous photocopier that puts patterns onto fabric.
This method of printing patterns onto cloth is used across India, but the tradition is strongest in Rajasthan where communities of hand textile printers once flourished.
The sounds caused gentle ripples in the water, which in turn were projected in vibrating blue patterns onto the vaulted ceiling.
Even better, she left white between the folds when she put those bold patterns onto box-pleated skirts, so when the models moved it cleverly broke up the design.
So too, to evade restrictions on the use of printed silk, a fabric commonly used by the aristocracy, production companies often embroidered rich patterns onto silk or used appliqués.
Today Tostilocos, also known as Tosti locos, are a baseline Tijuana street food, often consumed on the go, as sauce leaks from a split in the bag and drips Rorschach patterns onto the pavement.
f transfer of microlenses patterns onto photoresist.
