![Emporio Armani's A/W 16/17 collection [3] | Pitter Pattern](https://pitter-pattern.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/armani-collection-3.jpg)
How gorgeous is Emporio Armani’s autumn/winter 2016/17 ready-to-wear collection, with its nod to the digital world? Loving the contrast between the dark backgrounds and the gorgeous colours on those geometric shapes. Seriously minimalistic prints that really catch your eye!
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Yago Hortal’s sensational acrylic neon paintings have me completely mesmerised!
Yago is an award-winning artist, born in Barcelona, Spain in 1983. He has participated in various solo and group exhibitions, and international art fairs around the world.
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These are some examples of American fashion designer Jeremy Scott‘s Spring/Summer 2016 collection. What a delight. So much colour, pattern and big hair… This has to be one of the most colourful and fun catwalks I’ve ever seen!
Read More![Naples University Metro Station on Pitter Pattern [1]](https://pitter-pattern.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/naples-university-metro-station-6.jpg)
When we talk about surface pattern design, we usually conjure images of wonderful wallpapers, textiles or stationery; but surface design can be applied to an ever-growing range of objects and materials, in fact, designs can be created for pretty much anything with a surface! That’s why I’m sharing with you today something a little unusual: the amazingly colourful, patterned & fun Naples University Metro Station.
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How sweet are these?!?
These amazing installations are the work of Australian artist Tanya Schultz (aka Pip & Pop). She uses mainly sugar on her displays, creating the most wonderful & magical fantasy worlds! She also uses glitter, candy, plastic flowers, everyday craft materials and a variety of objects found on her travels.
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