Pattern Sets

Meet and color our zoo animals. There are elephants, lions, pandas, orangutans, penguins, seals, and birds!

Photography is generally used to capture a realistic view of objects and scenes. However you can also capture beautiful and abstract images with a bit of creativity. These amazing art forms show little resemblance to the original subject. Photographers use tools such as macro and zoom lens, colored lighting, cropping, off-angle vantage points, shutter speeds, film speeds, and exposure to produce artful images. Our collection of patterns in this set were created from photography taken of everyday scenes – apples, rain puddles, piles of paper, swirling lights, swimming pools, peeling paint, metal benches, and fan blades.

Omaste Witkowski from owFotoGrafik.com has provided us with these fascinating abstract images of dogs. You’ll enjoy using these the imagination that these patterns provide as you color your new canine friends!

What do you see in our Abstract Love designs? Many clues in the patterns including hearts, roses, tears, plants, eyes, hair, hands, waves, and the sun.

Here’s a great, colorful set of aerial vehicle patterns. Take a fun ride on our balloon, plane, helicopter, rocket, UFO, and zeppelin!

Alfred Sisley (1839-1899) was a French Impressionist of English origin whose work is considered the most typical for Impressionist painters, never varying much from his landscape scenes of the French countryside. His paintings captue scenery from several cities around Paris including Argenteuil, Marly, Moret, Louveciennes, and Bougival. Our collection contains hist most recognized works including Street in Moret, Sand Heaps, Flood at Port-Marly, The Seine at Bougival in Winter, Bridge at Villeneuv-la-Garenne, Still Life with Heron, Chemin de la Machine Louveciennes, The Lesson, The Church at Moret, Snow at Louveciennes, Moret-sur-Loing, and The Bridge at Argenteuil.