May 12, 2013 by allsho
Writing about patterns: difficult.
Finding pictures about patterns: easy.
Making patterns with geometrical shapes: easy.
Finding craftspeople able to do it nowadays: difficult.
Finding goodlooking structural elements in airports: difficult.
Using patterns in structural elements: easy.
Did you find the pattern?
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I often look at old buildings and wonder where have all the craftspeople disappeared to? Or are we just too busy to take time to create?
That’s something I often wonder myself. What is built for lasting, nowadays, and not with a conveniently long lifecycle? Thanks for passing by and dropping a line! 🙂
yes and love the colours too.
Great, thanks! Really the difficult thing for the challenge was finding something to accompany the pictures with… Patterns?
I smiled reading your post… I love the colours in you pictures, especially the bricks…
Thanks Lily Mugford! I’ll try to keep you entertained for the next posts as well 🙂
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