A wallpaper design drawn from Islamic geometry, the interlocking stars and eight-point rosettes that repeat forever without a centre. I printed it up across a run of colourways, red and blue on cream, a busier version in yellow and red, the same tessellation reading quiet or loud depending on the inks.
Islamic pattern is where a lot of my geometry comes from in the first place, the discipline of a shape that locks into itself and carries on in every direction. Printing it by hand, screen by screen, colour over colour, is a way of learning how the old patterns are built by having to build one myself.
Part of The Pattern Works.