LDH-P071 · minimal geometry
Geometry & Pattern · 2 of 7
Nature did the assembly.
A six-petaled cream flower at the center of a patchwork grid of petal, leaf, and arch shapes. Mid-century geometric pattern.
Each February, Lake Worth Beach's Street Painting Festival closes Lake Ave and Lucerne, gridding the asphalt for chalk work over two days. A flower runs the same system at garden scale: petal, leaf, arch on a grid. The piece makes the two grids one object.
Floral construction rebuilt in Illustrator as a radial module system - petals, leaves, and arches repeated on a patchwork grid with flat color separations.
The center flower is assembled from six identical petal modules rotated at 60-degree intervals.
Print-prepped at 300 dpi.Palette
8 × 10 print - $20 · 2 for $35 · 3 for $50
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Pairs well with Holding Pattern and Quiet Geometry - 2 for $35, 3 for $50.Printed at full print quality, ready to frame. Stickers and art cards carry the motto: Nature did the assembly.
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