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Ripple Effect 2010, By Irvine Cabada ArtDesign
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Sidewalk Tile Design
A sidewalk tile design was created by Richard Irvine and Rafael Perea de la Cabada. It added art to the sidewalk that was walked over without notice by many pedestrians. Those few who noticed were captivated and paused to admire it.
Ripple Effect 2010 • by Irvine Cabada ArtDesign • California Pottery and Tile Works • Artist: Richard Irvine • Artist: Rafael Perea de la Cabada • On the pedestrian walk next to West Cabrillo • Santa Barbara, California • 34° 24' 39.45" N, 119° 41' 25.64" W • (Date Photographed: 10:32:56 Wednesday 3 February 2016) • (Date Published: Thursday 25 February 2016) • © 2016 Bryan Costales #C16_0455 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Small Round Plaque
A small round plaque was embedded in the sidewalk. It read: Ripple Effect
Ripple Effect 2010 • by Irvine Cabada ArtDesign • California Pottery and Tile Works • Artist: Richard Irvine • Artist: Rafael Perea de la Cabada • On the pedestrian walk next to West Cabrillo • Santa Barbara, California • 34° 24' 39.49" N, 119° 41' 25.12" W • (Date Photographed: 10:33:18 Wednesday 3 February 2016) • (Date Published: Thursday 25 February 2016) • © 2016 Bryan Costales #C16_0456 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Curves Bordered With Metal
The tile-work's design was bordered with a thin metal strip. That way, square tiles could be made to form smooth, delicate curves.
Ripple Effect 2010 • by Irvine Cabada ArtDesign • California Pottery and Tile Works • Artist: Richard Irvine • Artist: Rafael Perea de la Cabada • On the pedestrian walk next to West Cabrillo • Santa Barbara, California • 34° 24' 39.40" N, 119° 41' 25.18" W • (Date Photographed: 10:33:40 Wednesday 3 February 2016) • (Date Published: Thursday 25 February 2016) • © 2016 Bryan Costales #C16_0458 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Tile Colors
Most of the design was made up of multi-colored tiles in a confetti design. Other curves were either solid brown or solid blue. Notice that inside the design were sections of plain sidewalk.
Ripple Effect 2010 • by Irvine Cabada ArtDesign • California Pottery and Tile Works • Artist: Richard Irvine • Artist: Rafael Perea de la Cabada • On the pedestrian walk next to West Cabrillo • Santa Barbara, California • 34° 24' 39.40" N, 119° 41' 25.18" W • (Date Photographed: 10:33:40 Wednesday 3 February 2016) • (Date Published: Thursday 25 February 2016) • © 2016 Bryan Costales #C16_0460 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Metal Borders Vanish
As the design diminished into the distance, notice that the metal borders seemed to vanish.
Ripple Effect 2010 • by Irvine Cabada ArtDesign • California Pottery and Tile Works • Artist: Richard Irvine • Artist: Rafael Perea de la Cabada • On the pedestrian walk next to West Cabrillo • Santa Barbara, California • 34° 24' 39.34" N, 119° 41' 25.19" W • (Date Photographed: 10:33:44 Wednesday 3 February 2016) • (Date Published: Thursday 25 February 2016) • © 2016 Bryan Costales #C16_0461 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Close View
A close-up detail view of the tile-work so that you may witness the work required to produce such a complex design.
Ripple Effect 2010 • by Irvine Cabada ArtDesign • California Pottery and Tile Works • Artist: Richard Irvine • Artist: Rafael Perea de la Cabada • On the pedestrian walk next to West Cabrillo • Santa Barbara, California • 34° 24' 39.76" N, 119° 41' 25.02" W • (Date Photographed: 10:33:53 Wednesday 3 February 2016) • (Date Published: Thursday 25 February 2016) • © 2016 Bryan Costales #C16_0463 Add a comment or report a mistake
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