​I made this one ludicrously late at night, while creating the slides for a new marketing course I'm putting together on a deadline.

This was actually based on a quick snowflake doodle I did a while ago. I've been coming up with shapes and color schemes for snowflakes faster than I can draw them, so I started a file to store all my ideas until I could flesh them out.

This pattern is available on coffee mugs, shower curtains, blankets and more in my Society6 store. Here are some examples of products adorned with Snowflake Sunset:
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​I took a slightly different approach  when drawing this snowflake; I knew what I wanted the outer border to look like, so I drew that first, then made up the rest as I went along.

I'd originally had an idea of what I wanted to put in the interior, but when I actually drew it, it didn't go well with the parts I'd already drawn, so I scrapped that idea and improvised.

This pattern is available on coffee mugs, shower curtains, blankets and more in my Society6 store. Here are some examples of products adorned with Winter Woodland Wonder​:
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If you like one of the items in that picture and you want it in your home, or you know someone who'd love to get it as a gift, you can see its link below:​

Tote Bags
Wall Clocks
Throw Pillows
Notebooks
Hand & Bath Towels
Shower Curtains
iPhone Cases
Wall Tapestries
Coffee Mugs
Rectangular Pillows
Travel Mugs
Comforters

​I liked the idea of a lighter blue snowflake against a dark blue background, and I wanted to make another pattern with wider, more gently curved spokes and the intricate details on the inside instead of the outside, like I did with Starry Snow Spiral.

After I created the background gradient, I realized the way it went from lighter on top to darker on the bottom reminded me of the ocean, so I decided to add a wave pattern.​
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This pattern is available on coffee mugs, shower curtains, blankets and more in my Society6 store. Here are some examples of products adorned with Snowy Cerulean Sea:
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If you like one of the items in that picture and you want it in your home, or you know someone who'd love to get it as a gift, you can see its link below:
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Tote Bags
Wall Clocks
Throw Pillows
Notebooks
Hand & Bath Towels
Shower Curtains
iPhone Cases
Wall Tapestries
Coffee Mugs
Rectangular Pillows
Travel Mugs
Comforters

​Yet another snowflake pattern. :) I especially love the color scheme on this one; I’m a sucker for blue.
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I'd originally planned for the lighter purplish spokes to be the main part of this snowflake, with smaller and narrower additions in between. But then I added those wider, petal-like shapes behind the secondary spokes as an experiment, and liked the effect so much that I decided to keep it.

​As I usually do with my symmetrical patterns, I've added it to my Society6 store, so you can get clocks, pillows, notebooks, and more with this artwork on them.

Below, you can see examples of what some of these items look like.

If you see something you like, check out its link below:

Tote Bags
Wall Clocks
Throw Pillows
Notebooks
Hand & Bath Towels
Shower Curtains
iPhone Cases
Wall Tapestries
Coffee Mugs
Rectangular Pillows
Travel Mugs
Comforters

Page 43 is done! If you want to read the comic from the beginning, you can see all the published pages of Just Cause here.

Poor Napstablook - they're so sad, but they can't even cry without making people want to vacate the room. And poor Frisk, who very much wants to vacate the room, but is hampered by their barely-developed social skills.

The kid can be a bit two-faced at times, but to be fair, honesty is hard for a child who's afraid they'll be punished for telling the truth. Especially when that punishment could be death. For them, in a situation like this, lies and truth are more a matter of survival than morality.

And now, on top of everything else, they've got a voice in their head that isn't theirs. Let's hope it's friendly.

To support me as an artist, get early access to completed art and stories, and gain exclusive access to works in progress and the written version of pages 44-46, please consider pledging $1/month or more on my Patreon.

If you want to commission me to draw something for you, you can see my commission price chart here.

A few days ago I was up ridiculously late, and I was inspired by the stark, rich visual poetry of barren branches silhouetted against a clear predawn sky.

​I wanted to create something like that in my next symmetrical pattern, and this was the result:

​The original version of this had no stars, but it felt a bit incomplete to me, so I added the stars at the last minute.

You'd think drawing all these snowflakes would be slowing down production of Just Cause, but it's actually sped it up considerably; after only 19 days of work, I'm just two panels away from finishing the next 53-panel page.

Having this bit of variety helps to extend my attention span and keep me from getting bored of drawing the same type of thing all the time, which has increased the amount of time I spend on my art overall.

​Because I'm drawing the snowflakes at such high resolution, it often takes Krita so long to complete each stroke that I have time to work on my comic in Photoshop while I'm waiting for it to load.

All in all, I'm really glad I discovered this new hobby.

​I wanted to try a different look for my latest snowflake – something harsher, harder-edged, and with more straight lines instead of gentle curves. I also planned for it to have a bit more of a synthetic, technological feel.

One of the first things I decided was that I wanted to use the “stained glass” filter in Photoshop for the background, and while it took a bit of tinkering to get the size and shape I wanted for the “glass cells”, I think it complements the snowflake well.

I’d originally wanted the lines of the cells to be whiter, but once I drew the snowflake I concluded that that would’ve been a bit too much white, so I decided not to make that change.

One of my favorite things about this design is how the gradient makes different aspects of the border decorations pop, depending on what shade they’re being contrasted with.

You can see the other symmetrical patterns I've created here.

The work-in-progress preview for page 43 of my Undertale fan comic, Just Cause, is ready! Here's one of my favorite panels, with no context. :P

My supporters on Patreon can see the full 23-panel preview here.

I swear, this is the snowflakes' fault for being so fun to draw.
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​I wanted to try a different color scheme this time, so I started with yellow on green. It made me think of a forest fire, so I added some brown trunks to go with it, and dappled the green background.

The sparks were my mother's idea, and I think they make a great addition.

I've added it to my Society6 store, and you can see some examples of products adorned with this pattern below:
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Uh-oh. I'm falling in love with drawing snowflakes. Here's another one - and at the time I'm writing this, a third one is mostly drawn!
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I've added it to my Society6 store, and you can see some examples of products adorned with this pattern below:
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If you see something you like, click its link to check it out:

​Comforters
Shower Curtains
Pillow Shams
Coffee Mugs
Travel Mugs
Throw Pillows
Wall Murals
Side Tables
Wall Clocks
Tote Bags
Fanny Packs
Wallpaper