Batik Pins and Buttons

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This design was drawn entirely by hand! Burgundy version.

Indonesia is a country who have a lot of religion, culture, language etc. it's inspired me to design the pluralism of Indonesia. Indonesia is wonderful country

bataknesse style

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gorga batak motif 3

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Indonesia is a country who have a lot of religion, culture, language etc. it's inspired me to design the pluralism of Indonesia. Indonesia is wonderful country

gorga batak ethnic culture

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tribal batak culture

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gorga batak modern design

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This design was drawn entirely by hand!

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gorga batak new design

"Wish You Were Here" design is inspired by the iconic Pink Floyd song and features a romantic landscape design with street scenes, trees, and a batik style pattern. The collection includes a variety of products such as stickers, t-shirts, hoodies, wall art, tapestries, and pillowcases, all featuring the beautiful design. Product Features: - Features lyrics from the beloved Pink Floyd song "Wish You Were Here" - Romantic and dreamy landscape design with street scenes and trees - Available in a variety of products for different uses - High-quality printing for vibrant and long-lasting colors - Perfect for music lovers or anyone who appreciates a romantic and artistic design

gorga design from bataknesse

batik clouds on garuda form. Inspired by garuda pancasila

Queen Anne's Lace Abstract with Wild Cowpeas, Watercolor Batik and Ink on Ginwashi Rice Paper, by Conni Schaftenaar. Part of my current focus on doing watercolor batik on rice paper, this Queen Annes Lace image is from a photo I took on my farm in West Michigan. I loved the little purple wild vetch or cowpea blossoms vining around the Queen! I drew the flower in Micron pen, then waxed the areas I wanted to preserve in white; then applied shades of blues and greens to run and play in the background. When that first glazing of color was dry, I applied more streaks and blobs of wax to simulate background grasses and stems, and applied another glaze of blues and greens to darken it further. After that was dried and the wax ironed off, ...