Tagged: quarter-circle
Sunday sketch #438
This week’s sketch feels a bit like the design equivalent of a ‘novelty’ fabric. (Although after googling that phrase, I’ve discovered that people seem to have different ideas of what that actually means.) To me, it’s a fun design featuring recognisable objects rather than just shapes and colours. In this case, birds!
Sunday sketch #436
This is the penultimate post in a series of five Sunday sketches based on a pointed arch (or a Gothic arch). I started with Sunday sketch #433, and I’ll finish next week with Sunday sketch #437.
It’s not often that I post so many related designs in a row (I’ve done quite a few series of four, but I can find only two other series of five: sketches #400–#404 in February/March this year; and #132–#136 in January/February 2019). But it’s such a fun shape to play with!
Sunday sketch #435
In the past few weeks of playing with pointed arches (or Gothic arches, if you prefer that name), I kept coming back to a simple curved shape made from two arches joined by a quarter-circle or orange peel. I’ve been calling it ‘the jelly bean’ in my head. Cos who doesn’t love jelly beans?!
