Aztec

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김효진

an image of mexican art on a dark background with colorful lettering and symbols in the center

Bosque: Oaxaca Moleskine

남미

the embroidery design shows an intricate paisley with blue and pink accents on it, as well as a white background

Embroidery Design Patterns : Mango,Peacocks & Butterflies

Embroidery Design Patterns : Mango,Peacocks & Butterflies - Page 3 - IndusLadies

Aztec God of Maize Centeotl

an image of colorful mexican art on a blackboard with the words, symbols and colors

Oaxaca moleskine - Hola Bosque™

Oaxaca moleskine by Bosque , via Behance, i love every single picture and illustration

an image of different types of african art

Paradigm Shifts, Rock Art Studies, and the Coso Sheep Cult of Eastern California

Patterned body anthropomorphic figures. These figures appear to represent human and animal conflations. Note the taloned feet, head adornments, and hunting weaponry associated with the figures. A, c, d, e, and h are from Renegade Canyon; b and f are from CA-Iny-5 (aka Junction Ranch 3 and Sunrise Cliffs); g and i are from Big Petroglyph Canyon.

Tonalpohualli: Aztec calendar symbols - sahua d

Tonalpohualli: Aztec calendar symbols by sahua di, via Behance

Tlaloc: 'He Who Makes Things Sprout’. God of rain, lightning and thunder. He is a fertility god, but also a wrathful deity, responsible for both floods and droughts. Tlaloc has goggle eyes and large jaguar teeth and resides in mountain caves. In Aztec times he was so important that he had a special shrine on top of Mt. Tlaloc and he shared the Great Temple of Tenochtitlan with Huitzilopochtli.

an abstract geometric design on white paper with green, yellow and red triangles in the center

hippie vibes

Ok, so I love the radial/geometric thing going on here. Something like this would repeat perfectly in a pattern and contrast nicely against the linear style that we already did with the boncho????

two hands holding papers with different designs on them, one is white and the other is red

Here’s a sneaky little look at how we create some of our folk inspired prints. These panels and elements are hand painted before being scanned and put into layouts on the computer.