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Abstract Leaves Wallpaper White

Kate — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 06:47:57 +0000

Abstract Leaves on White Background

Desktop wallpaper with abstract geometric composition inspired by leaves and crisp shades of blue and green.

Icons that are beautifully matched with Abstract Leaves on White:
Vintage Folder Icons: New Leaf
The green folders in Luminous Ready Steady Go Folder Icons
Luminous Blue Folder Icons

This pack of wallpaper includes versions for fullscreen and widescreen computers as well as the iPhone, iPhone 4 and iPad.

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Abstract Desktop Art

Kate — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:52:01 +0000

I’m preparing the summer edition with limited edition desktop art for Club Marmalade Moon.

This time I’ve made experimental desktop art, abstract geometric compositions inspired by leaves. The club special of the season comes with 2 wallpapers and a set of 4 experimental desktop icons.

The wallpaper includes versions for fullscreen and widescreen computers as well as the iPhone and iPad. I’m excited to also include for the first time, a version for the new iPhone 4.

iPad users can use one wallpaper for the home screen and the other for the lock screen to create an elegant effect for the iPad desktop.

Join the club (it’s free!) to make sure you get these summer desktop treats for your desktop, and club members, keep an eye on your inbox!

Lunch Hour Leaves

Kate — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 11:58:05 +0000

Returning from the café balancing feta cheese sandwiches and coffee for lunch, I had to stop and dig out my camera when I saw this hedge.

Grey Days

Kate — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:56:45 +0000

iPhone photography: Stairs with a scattering of autumn leaves.

Even grey days are packed with colour when you look more closely. The delicate moss on the branches of the oak tree and the blue tones in stone and asphalt. The sparkle of raindrops lingering on a leaf. A sprinkle of tiny yellow leaves and red berries seem almost startlingly bright!

Delight In Yellow

Kate — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:34:29 +0000

iPhone photography: Walk with maple leaves

Yellow. If anyone asked me what my favourite colour is, I don’t think I’d say yellow. But here it is and every time I see pure yellow it washes over me like delight in the form of a colour. A miracle. And I ask myself, how can anything be so yellow?!

iPhone photography: A rain of maple leaves

Maples trees turn vibrantly yellow, sometimes blushing lightly before turning a flaming scarlet red. These drifts of golden leaves remind me of treasure, childhood dreams of gold coins.

Below is a photo with yellow and gold leaves on dark soil, that inspires me to create patterns for textiles. The beauty of nature is an endless source of inspiration to me!

iPhone photography: Yellow and gold leaves

A cloud of yellow! Startling! A marvel!

iPhone photography: A cloud of yellow leaves

Autumn Glows Exhilarating

Kate — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 20:14:58 +0000

iPhone photography: Autumn landscape by the lake

This time of year each day comes with subtle or startling changes and it makes me feel so present, my senses alert, my heart happy and grateful.

iPhone photography: Yellow and orange leaves

Sometimes I wonder if I could express my impressions in the form of textile prints and tableware, but the whole industrial process seems pretty daunting!

iPhone photography: Oak and pine tree

On my walks I’ve been listening to CraftSanity podcasts, a recommendation from New York artist Dana Barbieri who is working on a an inspiring Art Book project. I also joined a Facebook group “Faceless for six days”, the idea is to see how it feels to not use Facebook. So be warned, my Facebook footprint will be even tinier than usual!

Saturday’s The Experience Animation and Technology Exhibition 2009 where students of Hyper Island featured interactive and digital art powered by Wii technology turned out to be an exciting sensory overload! A few projects that made a deep impression were Soul Music (create music and light effects by dancing), The Jacksson Pollock Experience (make your own virtual “drip” technique paintings), The Triforce Installation (create ambient sounds and light animations) and the ingenious ThisPlay (hand held touch screen paper displays).

iPhone photography: Orange leaves

Here’s another image with leaves that makes me think of transferring my impressions into pattern design.

Then again, I’m enjoying the ease of photography. The fast process is perfect for capturing ideas and makes such a contrast to the long and sometimes complicated process involved when I create with other techniques.

I hope you’re enjoying your weekend and that next week will glow exhilarating!