Robert Brasington Kites

Summer House

.:: Gothic Cells ::.
These cells were first developed in the late 90s, and have progressed to become more intricate in design and elaborate in graphics. They were inspired by gothic architecture and the shapes represent the features of Gothic cathedrals which include doors, windows vaults and columns. When walking around the kite, the curves always present a different combination of shapes and the kite’s appearance varies from angle to angle. The gaps in the sails leave beautiful and varying shapes of sky behind.

These cells are broken down into different categories. Please select below to view the various types.

	Applique Cells[updated] 2006 has seen the introduction of 2 new appliqué styles. The first is a stained glass type of graphic, with dark prominent lines between the colours, giving definition to the change in colour.....[More]

	Exhibition Cells. For more images, [Click Here]

	Intermediate Cells For more images, [Click Here]

	Personel Cells For more images, [Click Here]