Hummingbirds are amazing little creatures that fascinate many artists. Their tiny size, vibrant colors, and unique flying abilities make them a fun subject to draw. Many people enjoy sketching these ...

Floral motifs are everywhere! You see them on dishes, tattoos, notebooks and of course, in art. Painting flowers is a lot of fun, but sometimes the initial floral design can be tricky. If you don ...

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Dorothy Draper, the mother of American interior design, was a master at mixing patterns, with her liberal use of motifs and colors. She paired glossy black-and-white checkered floors and thick ...

Chinese jewellers have made a particular virtue of working with floral motifs, drawing inspiration from peonies, water lilies, roses, among others, to produce exquisitely feminine jewellery that ...

Textile design featuring a colorful paisley-like motif containing of an arragement of fantastical floral garlands. The design is outlined in black and contains red, white, yellow, blue, and purple ...

A school girl's watercolor depicting a weeping willow tree in the center with strawberry motif above and inscription: "Improve the present moment." Other motifs around the tree are: an orange star ...

Muhammad Yusuf, Features Writer Renowned for her vibrant and dynamic patterns set against monochromatic backgrounds, Dubai-based visual artist Kristel Bechara has collaborated with Black and Blanc, a ...

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Heart-Shaped Motifs: Lastly, another great idea for teej mehendi designs is heart-shaped motifs. You can draw a large heart-shaped outline or several small ones to cover your hands.

Like most aspects of Western existence, floral motifs as we see them today, stem from colonization, as perpetuated by design theorist Owen Jones and his 1856 book, Grammar of Ornament.

Style Edit: The Labirinti Gucci high jewellery collection is inspired by Italy’s gardens, drawing on nature’s beauty, chaos and symmetry, and welcoming a new motif in the dragonfly ...