Large old style brown cuckoo clock with ornate decorations featuring curls, leaf motifs and a couple of abstract figures.  The clock has a cream and silver display with long black roman numerals. On either side of the two doors near the top there is a strange looking figure appearing to blow smoke into the air. On the background there is a dimply lit seamless checkerboard pattern with alternating blue and brown joker hats.

Again, this is a rework of a previous design with different ornaments, less effects and a more simplified structure. I didn’t really like the curls around the dial in the previous version, so i decided to replace them with a more consistent design. You can use it as a whole or deconstruct it to bits and include the various elements in your own projects.

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Groups  of floral ornaments inspired mainly by the lavishly ornate mihrab from the Great Mosque of Cordoba. The set consists of over 20 symbols with all sorts of Moorish themed designs ranging from simple leafy swirls to intricate curly fleurons.  It also  includes three seamless background patterns made by combining some of the graphics. All the elements are saved as swatches for ease of use. You can simply drag and drop them into your files, either as they are or tweaked to your own needs.

The design process involved manually tracing the paths and then fine tuning each anchor point to achieve curves with a natural, flowing rhythm. For the patterns, the biggest issue as  usual was ensuring continuity and coherence between the several items used in each case. You might find them to work best as background elements either in a website or to complement some ornate romantic design  for print.

If you’re interested in using these ornaments, please check the licensing page on this blog. You’re allowed to include them in both personal and commercial projects. While, you shouldn’t redistribute it or link directly to the file, you can link to this post instead.

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