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I really like Klimpt's Tree of Life painting. I love all the swirls, and the way it is laid out almost like a triptych.
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I included three color ways, because I thought it was very illustrative of just a few minor changes of colour can affect positive and negative space, as well as change the feel of a pattern. I think it's very important to be willing to play colours - especially in areas of the pattern you normally would leave solid and think of as background.
I especially like the colour version below:
I think the best way to wear this would be to extend the top just enough to create a self-bail.
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