Personally I've found ice, in forms of cracked ice, crystals and snowflakes, to be most interesting in terms of what they are and the opportunities they offer for pattern development. I think this is because in the case of the cracked ice, the visual forms can be interpreted in multiple ways. But enough about that, I've also looked at water ripples, actually I also looked at frozen water ripples.
Nature is rather interesting i must say. So I've been looking at natural patterns, mainly, and I thought I'd share a few online. Mainly I've looked at images to do with ice, in the forms of crackes ice, frozen wave ripples snowflakes, and crystals. Seem to have an ice obsession, gosh not sure thats the best thing to admit to, in an ecological blog, but at least everything I've looked at has been naturally formed.
I've also looked at some water ripples, sandunes, and a lot more that I've unfortunately forgotten because i could figure out how to post a picture on here. But that's just because I'm too impatient to spend 10 mins looking at a screen so that it makes sense to me.
Frozen Wave Ripples on a river bed
Ice Crystal On a Window
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