Fabric, close-up, full frame

Pink-toned chiffon, close-up, full frame

Sunlight shining through translucent fabric

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Resist-dyed cloth from Cameroon. [Patterns & Motifs]

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Tie/Dye cloth from Sierra Leone.

Bonds 1 Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer Graphics

Bored Room 2004 Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer graphics

The Happy Speeder Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer Graphics

Man on a Tightrope 2004 Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer graphics

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Detail of patterns used by the Yoruba people in Nigeria on resist-dyed fabrics. The Yoruba are one of the two major Ethnic groups of Nigeria. They Yoruba kingdoms were founded in the 11th century, each based around a to

The Interview 2004 Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer graphics

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Detail of patterns used by the Yoruba people in Nigeria on resist-dyed fabrics. The Yoruba are one of the two major Ethnic groups of Nigeria. They Yoruba kingdoms were founded in the 11th century, each based around a to

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Detail of patterns used by the Yoruba people in Nigeria on resist-dyed fabrics. The Yoruba are one of the two major Ethnic groups of Nigeria. They Yoruba kingdoms were founded in the 11th century, each based around a to

Stocks 4 Linda Braucht (20th C. American) Computer Graphics

Signs & Symbols - line art Africa Resist-dyed cloth from the Ivory Coast. In resist printing the fabric is first treated with a material called a resist that protects against color absorption. Color is then applied to achieve the design. The Ivory Coast

Tie-dyed cloth.