Squiggle Collection

Portuguese Man-of-War (Physalia physalis) close up of tentacles, Sargasso Sea, Bermuda

Flounce, Italy, 1701 / 25. Creator: Unknown
Flounce, Italy, 1701/25

Pie Plate, c. 1936. Creator: Rolland Livingstone
Pie Plate, c. 1936

Daffodil (Narcissus sp) opening, view from above. Focus stacked

The Greeting on the three of spades, 1910. Creator: Unknown
" The Greeting" on the three of spades, 1910. Transformation playing card with people drawn around the spades: a photographer points his camera at a man offering a bunch of flowers to a

The Prosperous Baker on the five of clubs, 1910. Creator: A Hogg
" The Prosperous Baker" on the five of clubs, 1910. Transformation playing card with a baker carrying buns drawn around the clubs

The Wininng Card on the ace of diamonds, 1910. Creator: W Heath Robinson
" The Wininng Card" on the ace of diamonds, 1910. Transformation playing card with the diamond featuring as a large patch on the much-mended coat of a card-player

The waiting virgin, from the three of hearts, 1910. Creator: John Hassall
" The waiting virgin", from the three of hearts, 1910. Transformation playing card with a woman in a large hat drawn around the hearts

The two of diamonds as a basis for a comic minstrel, 1910. Creator: A Hogg
The two of diamonds as a basis for a comic minstrel, 1910. Transformation playing card with a man in a tall hat drawn around the diamonds

Three weird cranes formed out of the three of hearts, 1910. Creator: Starr Wood
Three weird cranes formed out of the three of hearts, 1910. Transformation playing card birds drawn around the hearts. Creating playing card Squiggles, or Squiggling

The corpulent Chanticleer, from the ace of hearts, 1910
" The corpulent Chanticleer, " from the ace of hearts, 1910. Transformation playing card with the heart forming the body of Chanticleer

Black and White Illustration of Saturn astrological symbol

Alphabet penmanship calligraphy 1881
Real PenWork, Self Instructor in Penmanship. Copyright 1881 by the Publishers Knowles and Maxim, Pittsfield, Mass

Digital illustration of glue on butt joint reinforced with nails, for basic wood framework

Pannonia is an ancient country of southern Europe that was south and west of the Danube River, in present-day Austria, Hungary, Slovenia, and Croatia

Eagle and snake penmanship calligraphy 1881
Real PenWork, Self Instructor in Penmanship. Copyright 1881 by the Publishers Knowles and Maxim, Pittsfield, Mass

Bird penmanship calligraphy 1881
Real PenWork, Self Instructor in Penmanship. Copyright 1881 by the Publishers Knowles and Maxim, Pittsfield, Mass

Fish penmanship calligraphy 1881
Real PenWork, Self Instructor in Penmanship. Copyright 1881 by the Publishers Knowles and Maxim, Pittsfield, Mass

Birds and ribbons penmanship calligraphy 1881
Real PenWork, Self Instructor in Penmanship. Copyright 1881 by the Publishers Knowles and Maxim, Pittsfield, Mass

Girl brushing her long wavy hair

Digital illustration of terrestrial snake locomotion including lateral undulation, sidewinding, concertina, rectilinear, and slide-pushing

Digital Illustration of bridle joint in wood

Digital Illustration of adhesive inside join of housing joint in wood

Black and white illustration of Aquarius zodiac sign

Digital illustration of gluing wood halving joints to end and middle of timber

Black and White Illustration of Leo zodiac sign

Digital illustration of childs doodles

Digital illustration of blank adhesive note and felt tip pen colouring squiggles

Snow drift, waves, wavy, Vorarlberg, Austria, Europe

Red dunes, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Kalahari Desert, Northern Cape, South Africa, Africa

Piped chocolate curves

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"Discovering the Enigmatic Squiggle: From Tentacles to Artistic Marvels" In the depths of the Sargasso Sea, a mesmerizing creature known as the Portuguese Man-of-War reveals its intricate beauty. A close-up of its delicate tentacles showcases nature's artistry at its finest. Transporting us back to 1701 in Flounce, Italy, an unknown creator unveils a masterpiece that leaves us in awe. The mysterious artwork captures our imagination and invites us into a world of wonder. Fast forward to 1936 when Rolland Livingstone crafts a pie plate that transcends functionality. Its elegant design speaks volumes about human creativity and ingenuity. Shifting our focus from objects to nature once again, we witness the graceful opening of a daffodil from above. Through focus stacking techniques, every petal becomes an enchanting brushstroke on this floral canvas. As we delve deeper into artistic realms, playing cards become more than just tools for games. The three of spades greets us with mystery while the five of clubs introduces us to The Prosperous Baker. These illustrations by various creators in 1910 captivate our attention and leave room for interpretation. Continuing on this journey through time and cards, W Heath Robinson presents The Winning Card on the ace of diamonds—a whimsical creation that sparks laughter and joy within our hearts. John Hassall's depiction titled "The Waiting Virgin" evokes emotions as we gaze upon her serene face found within the three of hearts card. It reminds us that patience is often rewarded with beauty beyond measure. A Hogg takes inspiration from another card—the two of diamonds—to create a comic minstrel character full of charm and wit. This illustration transports us back to an era where entertainment was found in simple pleasures. Starr Wood amazes with their ability to transform ordinary playing cards into extraordinary creatures like cranes formed out of hearts—an artistic feat that leaves us in awe of their imagination.