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Twenty seven products wrapped in pure pattern love, get a tissue to wipe the drool
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Submit pattern designs to be scored and manufactured into blow-your-mind products
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Get inspired by the most amazing patterny designy goodness the world has to offer
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Mar 08 '09 |
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There's more than meets the eye with these patterns from east London based illustrator, Paul Willoughby – particularly his revamp of the classic blue China plate. Please do NOT pass the chopsticks, thanks. However, use of Mr. T will almost always get you a N&A nod.
  
Jan 21 '09 |
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Who knew that animals posing in front of beautiful patterned wallpaper could be so titillating? Photographer, Catherine Ledner knew. Thankfully, a large body of this work exists for our viewing pleasure, from an Aligator to a Zebra: catherinesanimals.com
Dec 31 '08 |
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This three-pattern sofa speaks for itself. It's rad to see a large piece of furniture like this rock out with multiple patterns. Good work.
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Dec 02 '08 |
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Superdeluxe has been cooking up some lovely monogram patterns in their cozy, little NYC boutique. Design duo, Karin Spraggs and Adrienne Wong combine their artistry to produce charming and elegant patterns for 18 letters of the alphabet, reminiscent of David Hicks' classical modern style. Here are some of our top picks..
  
Nov 12 '08 |
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If you live in or around Portland, you should go check out this show at Olio United... REPEAT: A collection of functional patterns and limited edition gifts for the holidays featuring pattern work from 10 artists.
Oct 16 '08 |
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Beautiful, soft textures. Ethereal, fantastical creatures and organisms intertwined. Or!.. Sometimes bold, juxtaposed fashion accessories? If there's a dis-connect, we don't really care. When you look closely at Florence Manlik's hand-drawings, it's marvelling to think of what her process might be like. The delicateness and accuracy of her perfectly flowing, repetitive lines is a serious labor of love. (As is her pointillism work!)
Sep 03 '08 |
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The limited edition Henrik Vibskov collection for innovative children's brand, Quinny, is bittersweet for us children-less fans. The designs revolve around a quirky little story; Wooden creatures who flee urban life and escape to a forest to play a rainbow, raindrop and vibration inducing musical symphony. The vibrations are interpreted in the Mad print. Check out the stroller, knitted blanket, child and adult umbrellas and sleeping bag from this family..
    (from High Snobiety)
Aug 21 '08 |
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Mike Perry aka Midwest Is Best - designer of the popular tee from Select has assembled a book highlighting hand-drawn patterns by some of the world's most talented artists.
“Over and Over: A Catalog of Hand-Drawn Patterns collects groundbreaking work from fifty of today's most talented designers who create patterns by hand and use them in their work in inventive and innovative ways. From Deanne Cheuk's patterns that adorn current fashion to those of Robin Cameron that explore her interest in art to Garrett Morin's patterns that arose from an exercise for a character called Eloie, the examples in this book push the boundaries of the traditional concept of what a pattern is." Pick up a copy of the book here    (from High Snobiety)
Jun 24 '08 |
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"—To reveal how inspiring and creative patterns delight surfaces and become undividable in our everyday life" (word.) Edited by Victionary
Viction:ary's SimplySeries™ - Simply Pattern 
May 12 '08 |
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Julia Rothman explains (via Design*Sponge) how to make a beautiful repeating pattern by hand. The concept can easily be taken into Illustrator or Photoshop, so check it out!
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Pattern Talk
At Naked and Angry, we have a deep, dirty love for beautiful patterns. While we wish that everything
cool made from patterns is made by us, that's simply not the case. Here we will showcase amazing
things that people are creating with patterns.
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