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Abstract Pattern Illustrations for Textile Printing

Part of the Textile Science and Clothing Technology Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-5975-1

ISBN: 978-981-16-5974-4

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

Nov 9, 2021

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Abstract

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 1 –31

[Abstract art, whose origin is presumed to be the ancient cave paintings, saw a major breakthrough a century ago, inspired by the evolution of new ideas, philosophy and technology. The idea of art shifted focus from accurate figurative representations to the use of shapes, colors and gestures....
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Chapter 2Arrows

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 33 –63

[Arrow, which can be seen as a prominent part of contemporary art, is one of the oldest and most basic graphics symbol. The discovery and use of arrow as a hunting weapon by the early human race give us an insight into the origin of human intelligence to find smarter ways to exist and endure. It...
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Chapter 3Arcs

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 65 –85

[An arc, mathematically defined as a part of a circle, can be used to depict any curved shape ranging from the bow shape of ballerina’s arm to the elegant arch formed by a vine over a fence. The word ‘arc’ was used in the early centuries to describe the apparent path of a celestial body such as...
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Chapter 4Chevrons

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 87 –107

[A chevron is a V-shaped design with two diagonal stripes meeting at an angle and is seen usually on the sleeve of a uniform to indicate rank and service. Different shapes and symbols carry a lot of thoughts and beliefs from the people of the past, and a chevron shape has seen a sign of...
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Chapter 5Floral

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 109 –139

[Flowers speak in a language of their own with each variety and color of blossom whispering its secrets. Each flower has its own special meaning and symbolizes something very different from the other.]
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Chapter 6Circles and Curves

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 141 –171

[A curve is a simple shape that connects two points with bends and dips and turns. At the same time, it is an extremely unpredictable shape that can take different thicknesses, orientations and curvatures.]
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Chapter 7Clover Loop

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 173 –193

[A clover loop is a quatrefoil structure of partially overlapping circles. It is a symmetrical decorative design element found in art, architecture and traditional symbolism. The clover shape is derived from four-leafed clover but, in general, applies to four-lobed shapes in diverse contexts. A...
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Chapter 8Criss-Cross Curves

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 195 –215

[A criss-cross design or pattern consists of a network of lines crossing each other. Criss-cross lines add a lot of value to a design and change the outlook of the design. Criss-cross patterns in designs help develop a mesh of abstract and other expressive shapes.]
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Chapter 9Dreidels

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 217 –237

[A dreidel is a four-sided spinning top with one Hebrew letter written on each side. Apart from being a part of the traditional children’s game usually played during the Jewish festival of Hanukkah, dreidels have a deep spiritual meaning attached to it. Dreidels come in various sizes and...
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Chapter 10Petals

Murugesh Babu, K.; Selvadass, M.; Shisodiya, Megha; Kabish, Abera Kechi

Pages: 239 –269

[Petals come in diverse sizes, shapes and colors. The brightly colored petals add beauty and splendor to the plant. They are the visually prominent elements in a plant placed to catch the attention of pollinators. It has been triumphant in not only capturing the attention of pollinators but also...

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