It's been a productive week! I drew two new symmetrical patterns, and added them to my Society6 store.
Starry JewelVine
This was my first experiment with using a golden frame to enclose the gem-like shapes my favorite Krita brush makes.
I was originally planning to make it more intricate, but I didn't have a clear mental map of how it was going to look, so I just let it evolve as I drew, and this is how it turned out.
Here are a few items I think this pattern looks especially pretty on:
Throw pillows
Rectangular pillows
Wall murals
Wall clocks
Duvet covers
iPhone Skins
Shower Curtains
Tote Bags
Can Coolers
Backpacks
Metal Prints
Laptop & iPad Skins
You can see a preview of these items below:
I was originally planning to make it more intricate, but I didn't have a clear mental map of how it was going to look, so I just let it evolve as I drew, and this is how it turned out.
Here are a few items I think this pattern looks especially pretty on:
Throw pillows
Rectangular pillows
Wall murals
Wall clocks
Duvet covers
iPhone Skins
Shower Curtains
Tote Bags
Can Coolers
Backpacks
Metal Prints
Laptop & iPad Skins
You can see a preview of these items below:
Crystal Aurora
I was watching Frozen, and it made me want to draw a snowflake. A few hours and several repetitions of various versions of Let It Go later, the snowflake is drawn, and I LOVE it; it's probably the most polished-looking pattern I've created so far.
I knew I wanted to have some smaller, blurrier snowflakes in the background, but for the frame, I was torn between snow clouds and an aurora.
I'd recently seen another artist's drawing of a night-themed horse whose mane resembled a midnight snowfall with clouds, and it was mesmerizing, so that was a big temptation. But auroras were a repeating event in Frozen, and I liked the way my experiments with them looked, so I decided to stay on-theme.
This pattern was a departure from my previous ones, in that I decided to try letting the spokes overlap a bit. In my other patterns, I kept the spokes much more separate, so I wanted to try something different this time, and I love the way it turned out.
Here are a few items I think this pattern looks especially cool on:
Framed Mini Art Prints
Throw Pillows
Rectangular Pillows
Wall Murals
Wall Clocks
Duvet Covers
Travel Mugs
Tote Bags
Shower Curtains
Bar Stools
Fanny Packs
Coffee Mugs
You can see a preview of these items below:
I knew I wanted to have some smaller, blurrier snowflakes in the background, but for the frame, I was torn between snow clouds and an aurora.
I'd recently seen another artist's drawing of a night-themed horse whose mane resembled a midnight snowfall with clouds, and it was mesmerizing, so that was a big temptation. But auroras were a repeating event in Frozen, and I liked the way my experiments with them looked, so I decided to stay on-theme.
This pattern was a departure from my previous ones, in that I decided to try letting the spokes overlap a bit. In my other patterns, I kept the spokes much more separate, so I wanted to try something different this time, and I love the way it turned out.
Here are a few items I think this pattern looks especially cool on:
Framed Mini Art Prints
Throw Pillows
Rectangular Pillows
Wall Murals
Wall Clocks
Duvet Covers
Travel Mugs
Tote Bags
Shower Curtains
Bar Stools
Fanny Packs
Coffee Mugs
You can see a preview of these items below:
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