I was browsing through
The Saturday Book - part of my Vintage collection, [published in 1961] and I noticed how 1 single basic design was the building block of pattern throughout the book:

Each page is topped with this version:

Headings are surrounded with this border:

Or this one!

I love the liveliness, simplicity and diversity of these different interpretations! I have enlarged the design and am going to try out some of my own experiments! Watch this space!
3 comments:
I love those beautiful type treatments!
Wow, I love this, how a simple element can be positioned in different ways and achieve different looks. It's like your gorgeous Spathodea designs which I love.
Wouldn't this motif make a lovely fabric design, especially in those wonderful colours!
Ooh, I can see your pattern eye starting to grow. Love the new blog header, btw!
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