Linear Design Pillows
Description: This design features a vibrant arrangement of horizontal color stripes, creating a clean yet eye-catching visual rhythm. The bold bands of color evoke a modern abstract aesthetic, blending simplicity with dynamic energy. Perfect for lovers of geometric patterns and colorful minimalism, the linear composition adds a sense of balance while still feeling lively and expressive.
Description: This design features a sleek arrangement of blue and gray stripes, creating a modern and minimalist abstract pattern. With clean lines and a balanced color palette, it conveys subtle sophistication and visual harmony. Ideal for lovers of contemporary design, geometric art, and stylish, understated patterns.
Description: A minimalism inspired take on the classical Japanese masterpiece The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai. Modern and contemporary artsy illustration in linear aesthetic. Hipster vector minimalism illustration. Simplified but bold statement design. Great for Japan classical art history fans. Smart, sophisticated and elegant artistic remake. Would work for surfers, surfing lovers or anyone who likes oceans and waves. Nature, beach and sunny summer holiday theme.
Description: Stripes design perfect for paper or fabric products. Available for CUSTOM PATTERN DESIGN PROJECTS. Please email me at [email protected]
Description: This minimalist line art design highlights the beauty of San Antonio’s River Walk, featuring a city skyline, the Tower of the Americas, and a river boat beneath an arched bridge. The clean, monochrome outline style gives the piece a modern yet timeless feel while honoring the cultural landmarks and urban charm of San Antonio, Texas.
Description: // Created with Processing see processing.org // Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike // https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0 // https://creativecommons.org/licenses/GPL/2.0/ // http://www.redbubble.com/people/rupertrussell // triangles_005_001 // 20170205 PVector a; PVector b; PVector c; float shrink = .9; float grey=0; float len = 27000; // ensure that this is larger thatn the camvas boolean black = true; void setup () { size(13500, 13500); background(255); noLoop(); smooth(); strokeWeight(1); stroke(grey); int size = 13500; a = new PVector(-size, -size, 0); b = new PVector(size, -size, 0); c = new PVector(0, size, 0); } void draw () { translate(width ...
