I've been a busy girl this week! I published four subtraction art pieces and a new chapter of Just Cause, and today I just finished not one, but two new print-on-demand patterns.
The first is a bit of a departure from my usual snowflake patterns; my long-time friend and Patreon supporter, Mica, wanted a pattern with a lighter background, and requested a color scheme of white, teal and grey, preferably with a botanical theme.
She asked, I delivered, and here it is:
The first is a bit of a departure from my usual snowflake patterns; my long-time friend and Patreon supporter, Mica, wanted a pattern with a lighter background, and requested a color scheme of white, teal and grey, preferably with a botanical theme.
She asked, I delivered, and here it is:
The concept for the snowflake came easily; I drew a woven snowflake pattern with a simple brush, then added leaves onto it.
The background, on the other hand, fought me every step of the way. I experimented with one thing after another, and they all looked wrong, until I tried this.
This pattern, "Woven Vines of Silver and Life", is available on coffee mugs, tapestries, pillows and more in my Society6 store and my RedBubble store.
Here's what it looks like on some of the available items:
The background, on the other hand, fought me every step of the way. I experimented with one thing after another, and they all looked wrong, until I tried this.
This pattern, "Woven Vines of Silver and Life", is available on coffee mugs, tapestries, pillows and more in my Society6 store and my RedBubble store.
Here's what it looks like on some of the available items:
You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here.
Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature that I know of, so here are the links to the items in the picture above:
Tote Bags
Wall Clocks
Throw Pillows
Comforters
Notebooks
Hand & Bath Towels
Shower Curtains
iPhone Cases
Wall Tapestries
Coffee Mugs
Rectangular Pillows
Travel Mugs
Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature that I know of, so here are the links to the items in the picture above:
Tote Bags
Wall Clocks
Throw Pillows
Comforters
Notebooks
Hand & Bath Towels
Shower Curtains
iPhone Cases
Wall Tapestries
Coffee Mugs
Rectangular Pillows
Travel Mugs
The second picture is an even larger departure from my usual artwork.
It was inspired when a big, beautiful lady I follow on Twitter shared some pictures of herself posing in a tight, sexy outfit, stating that she was doing so in defiance of the claim that "fat women shouldn't wear tight, sexy clothing".
She absolutely ROCKED that outfit, and got my creative juices flowing. This was the result:
It was inspired when a big, beautiful lady I follow on Twitter shared some pictures of herself posing in a tight, sexy outfit, stating that she was doing so in defiance of the claim that "fat women shouldn't wear tight, sexy clothing".
She absolutely ROCKED that outfit, and got my creative juices flowing. This was the result:
I was originally going to just cross out the "n't" in "shouldn't", but then I remembered that some BBWs don't want to wear tight clothing, and saying they "should" would just be another way of trying to control what they wear and how they look, so I changed it to "whatever makes them happy".
Also, I love how the red dress turned out, and I think the lady who inspired this picture would look fantastic in it.
If you want this body-positive message on your body or in your home, here are some of your options:
Also, I love how the red dress turned out, and I think the lady who inspired this picture would look fantastic in it.
If you want this body-positive message on your body or in your home, here are some of your options:
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