I like searching and finding different patterns that come from nature, art and architecture. The crescent buildings in Bath are fantastic. The windows an chimneys create a wonderful repeating cadence. 
This was a beautiful garden with all sorts of creatures created from flowers. The colors were fantastic. It was like walking through a fantasy. 
The Roman Baths in the three photos below were a testament to enduring civilizations. The incredible head with flowing hair, the medallion around it, the columns were all beautifully shaped and felt eternal.
This beautiful fountain is located in the Pump Room, in Bath. 
The two door frames are not only beautiful in design and pattern, but are also the former residence's of Jane Austen, another love of mine.
The architecture of Bath Abbey is very Gothic and I use the repeating pointed arches frequently in my art.
The Gardens in England are very lovingly cared for. These are just two of the photos I have from the trip of the foliage. It is an endless inspiration.
My friend, Cheryl and I, spent a couple of days on the Chatsworth Estate in central England. It was the highlight of our trip. The archway here frames a majestic view of the country side.
Ceiling of the British Museum....fantastic. A simple repeating pattern that creates an optical illusion.
The Tower of London.
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