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Description: A retro, groovy, golden pattern inspired by 1960 & 1970 fabric and wallpaper designs.

Description: A retro, groovy, golden pattern inspired by 1960 & 1970 fabric and wallpaper designs.

Description: This design is inspired by a Danish Modern Peacock LYFA lamp Bent Karlby from the Mid-century Modern era.

Description: This design is inspired by a Danish Modern Peacock LYFA lamp Bent Karlby from the Mid-century Modern era.

Description: Inspired by The psychedelic era.

Description: Inspired by The psychedelic era.

Description: an overlapping polka dot pattern in a mid-century inspired colour palette

Description: an overlapping polka dot pattern in a mid-century inspired colour palette

Description: This design is based on vintage Mid Century Modern Scandinavian pottery

Description: This design is based on vintage Mid Century Modern Scandinavian pottery

Description: A retro floral design

Description: This design is inspired by a beautifully embroidered 1970's folk inspired blouse I saw in a shop window. I loved how the colours popped on the dark background. I'm still playing around with transparency & simple shapes.

Description: A cute retro style flower motif

Description: A cute retro style flower motif pattern

Description: Sturt's Desert Pea, Swainsona formosa, was adopted as the floral emblem of South Australia on 23 November 1961

Description: An Australian native floral pattern featuring a desert pea

Description: Protea is both the botanical name and the English common name of a genus of South African flowering plants, sometimes also called sugarbushes. In local traditional, the Protea flower represents change and hope. The shape lends itself beautifully to graphic design.

Description: A floral pattern featuring Protea

Description: A nice, bright, summer style pattern perfect to add a touch of sunshine.

Description: Wabi-Sabi is described online as . . . "Imperfection is the basic principle of Wabi-Sabi, the Japanese philosophy of accepting your imperfections and making the most of life." In other words . . . If you are a "Hot Mess" own it! There is beauty in your chaos.

Description: This design is inspired by an old ice-cream parlour from my childhood home. It had beautiful sorbet coloured formica booths with chrome trimmed stools. My Mum would take me as a treat sometimes ...happy days.

Description: A retro inspired pattern using a repeated motif based on the letter A

Description: A bright citrus filled pattern

Description: Modernist inspired pattern

Description: Inspired by Scandinavian pottery of the mid-century modern era.

Description: retro geometric pattern

Description: Modernist style sun motive

Description: This design is inspired by fabrics from the 1960's & 1970's

Description: A fun pattern in a lovely bright colour palette that makes me smile.

Description: Girls with a brush

Description: I am playing around with translucency, overlapping shapes & repeat patterns to create a design that hopefully looks good on garments, home decor and stationery.

Description: Oxalis Triangularis (Purple Shamrock) is my kind of plant, itt is a little bit magic, because it can revive itself from the dead! Rather than being intrinsically linked with the soil like many other plants, Oxalis is linked to the soil by its tiny bulbs. Forget to water it, temperature drops too low or its living conditions are generally poor, everything above the surface will wilt and die back to take refuge in the bulbs below. As soon as good conditions are restored the plant comes back to life incredibly quickly. This is great for those little accidents where we forget to water our plants for several months at a time, not so good for those who live in temperate regions of the world where this plant can be viewed as a weed. Let's ...

Description: I took a simple flower shape and played around with translucency and the shapes a repeat overlapping pattern creates.

Description: The crocus is one of the first flowers to emerge in the spring. It is often referred to as the light bulb flower because it looks like a bright light bulb until the petals unfurl into the cup shaped flower. It is no wonder it has a reputation as a symbol of cheerfulness and glee as it brings the landscape alive with color after a long winter.

Description: Hakea laurina (Pin-cushion Hakea) is one of the most admired native plants of south-western Australia, and is grown in quantity in Australia.

Description: I took a simple flower shape and played around with translucency and the shapes a repeat overlapping pattern creates.