Charles A Upsdell

Tartans

This presents several types of tartans. Note that some tartans are very non-traditional: they require fabrics other than wool, they have brilliant colours instead of subdued colours, and may have gradient patterns, including metallic colours.

Gardner Tartan

This is a non-traditional tartan designed by Sarah and used as her corporate tartan, with cobalt blue, cobalt blue gradient, white, and gold-gradient colours. The second image is used in creating gun grip panels; the third likewise, but with gradient-silver instead of gradient-gold; the fourth likewise, but with both gradient-gold and gradient-silver.

These are flags based on the above tartan:

These are used for gun grip panel images:

This is a variation with cobalt blue, cobalt blue gradients, gold gradients, and silver gradients:

These are more elaborate versions of the gold and silver Gardner tartans. Each gold and silver tartan has two smaller tartans used for gun grip panels:

Iroquois Tartan

This is a non-traditional tartan designed by Sarah for formal Iroquois gatherings, with white, dark-amythest-gradient, and white-gold-gradient colours, colours loosely taken from the ancient Hiawatha belt. The second, third, and fourth images are used in creating gun grip panels.

RCMP Tartan

These is the RCMP tartan, the 1^st a subset with all the colours but not all the patterns, the 2^nd in a minimal form, the 3^rd in a minimized form, and the 4^th complete and tiled:

RCMP Tartan

This is the RCAF tartan, the 1^st a simplified subset:

Scottish Tartans

These are Scottish tartans which Sarah wears, Glenlivet and Gordon:

Chromatic Tartans

These are non-traditional tartans styled on the above Gardner Tartan: