Get My Art on Pillows, Coffee Mugs, Shirts and More in My Society6 and RedBubble Stores!
If you enjoy my art, and you'd love to have some of it on your coffee mug, pillow, blanket, shirt, travel mug, wall, or other physical item, now you can!
I've created accounts on Society6 and RedBubble, which are print-on-demand companies that turn artists' designs into physical objects you can purchase, and uploaded a variety of floral, symmetrical, abstract, and pride-flag-themed patterns.
Scroll down to see the artwork you can choose from, as well as a glimpse of the behind-the-scenes drawing process and previews of the available products.
Layers of the World
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For my latest pride flag cutout art series, I wanted to try something more ambitious. Instead of having a single theme for the pattern, I drew seven different layers of the world.
For those who are curious, I created this by placing a layer of black on top of the color layer, then erasing holes in the darkness, allowing the colors of the flags and the pastel rainbow background to shine through. I also added spots and shimmers of white to give it brightness and texture. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Pin Buttons Throw Blankets Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Laptop Sleeves Tapestries Travel Mugs Yoga Towels Coffee Mugs Shower Curtains You can see all the RedBubble items with these patterns at the links below: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender Pastel Rainbow To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender Pastel Rainbow |
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Rainbow Whims
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Sometimes I go into a drawing with a clear, specific plan. And other times, such as this one, it's just a series of rainbow whims, weaving together one at a time until they create something beautiful.
Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Pin Buttons Throw Blankets Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Laptop Sleeves Tapestries Travel Mugs Yoga Mats Fanny Packs Socks You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Stormy Swirls and Shower of Sapphire Snowflakes
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This snowflake series is my favorite shade of my favorite color, and it took quite a bit of tinkering to make a background that complemented the beautiful mid-tone blue without drowning it out.
The dramatic, stormy swirl of mist is one of my earlier attempts; it looks beautiful, but its striking contrasts demanded attention, drawing my focus away from the snowflakes. So I decided to split this artwork in two: the bold, misty background in one picture, and a more muted version of it covered in snowflakes in the other. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Floor Pillows Throw Blankets Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Covers Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Duffel Bags Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here: Stormy Swirls Shower of Sapphire Snowflakes To see more products with these pictures on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Stormy Swirls Shower of Sapphire Snowflakes |
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Rainbow Snowfall
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One of my viewers had a wonderful suggestion: take a bunch of the snowflakes I've already drawn, and combine them into one pattern. I'm glad I listened - they look so good together!
Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Floor Pillows Throw Blankets Dresses Skirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Duffel Bags Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Veil of Butterflies, Pride Flag Series
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I decided it was high time I made another pride flag pattern, and Veil of Butterflies was perfect for it. I like using butterflies for LGBTQIA+ patterns, because these beautiful creatures symbolize evolving into your fullest, most vibrant and visible self.
By adding the extra layer of butterflies in the background, I made sure that each color on each flag would be given ample chance to shine. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with these patterns at the links below: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender I hope you see something you like! |
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Veil of Butterflies
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I recently saw a simple but striking pattern consisting of a light blue background, a slightly darker pattern of leaves on top of it, and a second, even darker pattern of leaves on top of that.
I wanted to try something similar, so I pulled out my trusty butterfly shape and started filling the canvas with wings. I started with a blue version, then tinkered with the coloring to create green, red, purple, monochromatic, and rainbow versions. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here: Rainbow Blue Green Red Purple Black on white White on black To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Rainbow Blue Green Red Purple Black on white White on black |
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Sparkling Mother of Pearl
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On Mother's Day, my mother came up to me with a picture on her phone and asked, "Can you make something kind of like this, but with lots of sparkles, and put it on a phone case?"
So I put spots and streaks of the colors she'd requested on a blue-grey canvas, and started tinkering with the liquefier tool, occasionally making adjustments at her request. Then I added the sparkles she so enjoys - one of the star layers was called "BLING OUT THE WAZOO". I thought of calling this image "Sparkling Angel Mist", but given its connection to mothers and Mother's Day, I wanted to have "mother" in the title. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Duffel Bags Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Psychedelic Sunset Silhouette
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After browsing some surreal art, I wanted to try drawing a wavy pink tree in front of an ominous red sunset.
I thought about shading the trees, but I kind of like the otherworldly look their near lack of shading gives, like they aren't quite part of the same reality as the clouds. After I made the initial version, I played around with the colors, and the blue version was born. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here: Pink branches Blue branches Sunset only To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Pink branches Blue branches Sunset only |
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Burst of Burgundy Blossoms
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For this piece of art, I wanted to try a dark, elegant, floral twist on my usual snowflake patterns. I'd originally envisioned a winding tangle of vines, but it ended up being more of a sharp, straight starburst of flower-studded leaves shooting out from the center.
If you want to see the drawing process, you can watch the video here. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Contained Chaos
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I wanted to experiment with patterns and shapes, so I drew a graceful, swirling lattice of thick, curving lines, then filled each gap between them with whatever pattern suited it.
It was a creative challenge to find enough different varieties to fill them all, while keeping the whole piece balanced so that the patterns complemented each other and none of them felt too crowded compared to the others. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters Dresses Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Apple Watch Bands You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Cradled Globes
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Inspired by the Paragons in Skyrim, these intricately-framed globes add an otherworldly beauty to the items they grace.
Here are the links to the products in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Pillows Comforters Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Laptop Skins Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork at the links below: Cradled Globes Cradled Globes, Without Frames Cradled Globes 1 - Terra Gold Cradled Globes 2 - World of Fire Cradled Globes 3 - Sea of Tears Cradled Globes 4 - Magenta Flame To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Cradled Globes Cradled Globes, Without Frames Cradled Globes 1 - Terra Gold Cradled Globes 2 - World of Fire Cradled Globes 3 - Sea of Tears Cradled Globes 4 - Magenta Flame |
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Shining Screensaver Streaks
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I recently noticed a screensaver on my computer, and thought it would make a cool pattern on physical items. So I drew my own version of it.
Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Floor Pillows Comforters Shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Sky and Silhouettes
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I was admiring the stark, simple beauty of silhouetted trees against an evening sky, and I wanted to try drawing them.
While I was drawing these trees, I shaped them so that if you tiled the image, the silhouettes would neatly connect with each other into a single coherent network of trunks and branches. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Floor Pillows Comforters Skirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Posters Coffee Mugs Laptop & iPad Skins Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with this artowork here. To see more products with this picture on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Rainbow StarFlower
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While playing Sayonara Wild Hearts, I was inspired by the combination of a dark foreground and pastel rainbow cutouts they used in some of their art.
I decided to try combining that with a symmetrical pattern, and I love the soft, ethereal effect it created. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Phone Cases & Skins Towels Tapestries Skirts Coffee Mugs Laptop Skins Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Flowers and Frames
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This artwork was inspired by a photo with an interesting floor pattern in it. I wanted to try drawing something similar, but obviously with my own spin on it.
I initially meant for the silver decorations to be abstract and symbolic, but as I worked, I found myself being drawn to more semirealistic floral shapes. After I finished the grey and gold version, I felt like the pattern had a lot of untapped potential that I could bring out by using different color schemes, so I tried a few other variations and ended up really liking them. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Stickers Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Phone Cases and Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Fanny Packs Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with these patterns here: Grey Flowers, Golden Frames Cerulean Flowers, Sky-Blue Frames Gold Flowers, Garnet Frames Gold Flowers, Green Frames Green Flowers, Green Frames Pink and Blue Flowers, Purple Frames Green Flowers, Forest Frames To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Grey Flowers, Golden Frames Cerulean Flowers, Sky-Blue Frames Gold Flowers, Garnet Frames Gold Flowers, Green Frames Green Flowers, Green Frames Pink and Blue Flowers, Purple Frames Green Flowers, Forest Frames |
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Swirls and Silk: Pride Series
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After creating the original Swirls and Silk series, I decided I wanted to give you the option to get that pattern in the colors of your favorite pride flag.
Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Wall Clocks Stickers Comforters T-Shirts Phone Cases and Skins Towels Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Fanny Packs Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with these patterns at the links below: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender |
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Swirls and Silk
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This series began with a simple concept: I thought an interconnected series of silver spirals would look beautiful and elegant against a dark green background.
Of course, once I'd done that, I wanted to experiment with more colors, and the temptation to add a rainbow-on-black version is never one to be resisted. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Blackout Curtains Throw Pillows Comforters Backpacks Skirts iPhone Cases and Skins Tank Tops Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Fanny Packs Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items for each color here: Green and silver Black and silver Blue and silver Magenta and silver Purple and silver Red and silver Black and rainbow To see more items on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to see additional products. Green and silver Black and silver Blue and silver Magenta and silver Purple and silver Red and silver Black and rainbow |
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Forest of Snails
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I wanted to do a relaxing art project that gave me room to play with pretty colors and patterns, so I decided to take a few basic snail shapes and see how creative I could get with their shell markings.
At first I was going to leave the vines without outlines, but it just looked weird to have the snails outlined and the vines not. I also added leaves because the vines looked naked and the picture felt incomplete without them. I initially tried using puffy clouds, but that didn't quite look right. So I made the clouds look windswept, and the picture finally felt complete. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Shirts iPhone Cases and Skins Bath Mats Tapestries Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Notebooks Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items here. To see more items on Society6, visit this art print's page and scroll down. |
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The 2020 civil rights movement against police brutality has been occupying a lot of space in my mind and conversations lately, and I thought it was time for me to put some of my thoughts into text art so others who feel the same way can show it if they want.
The goal in these designs is not to demonize the police, but to hold them accountable for their actions and for the actions they allow from other cops. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face Masks Drawstring Bags Pin Buttons Water Bottles Tote Bags iPhone Cases and Skins Lightweight Hoodies Travel Mugs Posters Coffee Mugs Tapestry Dresses If you want other ways to express your support for Black people and the Black Lives Matter movement, this article gives you several options to choose from. You can see all the RedBubble items for each message here: Not All Cops? Show, Don't Tell! These Shouldn’t Be Controversial Statements Support Good Cops, Resist Police Brutality To see more items on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to see additional products. Not All Cops? Show, Don't Tell! These Shouldn’t Be Controversial Statements Support Good Cops, Resist Police Brutality |
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Fly With Pride: Dragon Series
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I wanted a badass winged creature for my latest pride flag pattern, and what better candidate than a fire-breathing dragon?
I started working on this dragon series in June 2020, and while I was in the process of drawing it, I was informed that that year's Pride Month had been swapped out for Wrath Month. The timing felt so perfect. If you're interested in seeing how this dragon took shape, my supporters on Patreon can see the works in progress here. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face masks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts iPhone Cases and Skins T-shirts Backpacks Coffee Mugs Wall Tapestries Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with these patterns at the links below: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender |
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Ruby Flowers, Emerald Vines
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This pattern started out with far fewer flowers, no yellow lights, and a blue background.
But after some experimenting, I concluded that the black background and lights helped the image pop, and having a thicker concentration of blossoms helped to ensure that all the parts of the various products would have flowers on them. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Face masks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Credenzas Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". |
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Velvet and Vines
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I was working on a floral pattern, and after I drew the vines, I realized their graceful, weaving curls would probably look great on clothing and decor by themselves if I turned them gold.
To the surprise of probably no one who knows me, this led to me creating rainbow dapple and pride flag versions of the pattern as well. You can see the items in the collage here: Face masks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Backpacks Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Bath Mats Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with these patterns at the links below: Green on blue Yellow on blue Rainbow on black Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out these art prints, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Green on blue Yellow on blue Rainbow on black Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender |
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Silver Forest Flakes
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I thought silver snowflakes on a dark green background would look elegant, so I decided to try it in a snowflake-drawing montage.
You can see all the RedBubble items here. Society6 doesn't have a "view all products with this artwork" page, but if you visit this art print page and scroll down, you'll see a variety of available products. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Notebooks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Hand & Bath Towels iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Credenzas Dresses |
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Shining Skies, Woven Gold
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After drawing so many snowflakes with a wide brush, I wanted to try a different style.
So I greatly reduced the brush size, which forced me to use thinner lines, and pushed me to experiment in different ways and create a very different look than I do when I'm using a larger brush. You can see all the RedBubble items here. Society6 doesn't have a "view all products with this artwork" page, but if you visit this art print page and scroll down, you'll see a variety of available products. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Notebooks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Cutting Boards iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Yoga Mats Dresses |
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Gilded Space Snowflake
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I wanted to do a space-themed snowflake-drawing montage, and I decided to base the color scheme on the Undertale AU "Outertale".
I like how the gilding turned out; enough to make the snowflakes pop, but not enough to be overbearing. You can see all the RedBubble items here. Society6 doesn't have a "view all products with this artwork" page, but if you visit this art print page and scroll down, you'll see a variety of available products. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Notebooks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Shirts Cutting Boards iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Hand & Bath Towels Dresses |
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Drifting Snowflake, Gentle Rain
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I found some soft, sad, beautiful songs, and I wanted to make a snowflake-drawing montage that would fit with them. So I created a rainy, misty background, and used vivid but gentle shades of blue for this snowflake series.
You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. Society6 doesn't have a "view all products with this artwork" page, but if you visit this art print page and scroll down, you'll see a variety of available products. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Notebooks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Shirts Cutting Boards iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Duffle Bags Dresses |
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Frosted Sky
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This pattern was created while I made a montage of 10 minutes of me drawing snowflakes while peaceful music plays. After the dark simplicity of "Frozen Zephyr", I wanted something lighter and more intricate and free-spirited.
You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Here are the links to the items in the collage: Notebooks Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Credenzas Dresses |
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Frozen Zephyr
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When I drew this, it had been some time since I did a snowflake-drawing montage, and I was getting the urge to do it again.
With COVID-19 forcing so many people into quarantine, I also felt a pull as an artist to offer those who are trapped in their homes a bit of escape and entertainment. So I recorded a video of myself drawing these snowflakes while peaceful, dramatic space music plays, and then turned those snowflakes into this. You can see all the RedBubble items with this artwork here. To see more products with this pattern on Society6, check out this art print, then scroll down to where it says "More featuring this artwork". Here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Pillow Shams iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Duffle Bags Dresses |
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Butterfly Garden: Pride Flag Series
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This picture started as a simple blue version, then I turned the foreground layer into a semitransparent cutout and combined it with a black layer and the various pride flags to create this.
You can see all the RedBubble items with each of these patterns here: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork" feature, but if you go to these art print pages and scroll down, you'll see a selection of items with these flag patterns. Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender |
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Butterfly Garden
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I had so much fun creating "Flight Over Flowers of Fantasy" that I wanted to draw another pattern like it. Much of this pattern was made with a touchpad while riding as a passenger on bumpy roads - thank goodness for stroke stabilizer!
If you want to see all of the available items in my RedBubble store, here are the links for each pattern: Blue Green Grey Red Purple White on Black Black on White Blue on Black Black on Rainbow Rainbow on Black Society6 doesn't have a "view all items with this pattern" option, but if you visit these art prints and scroll down, you'll see a selection of items with these patterns: Blue Green Grey Red Purple White on Black Black on White Blue on Black Black on Rainbow Rainbow on Black And here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Flight Over Flowers of Fantasy: Pride Flag Series
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If you or someone you know wants to show their pride while looking ever so pretty and flowery, here's your chance!
This series includes two bonus black-and-white patterns, which I created by happy accident while I was separating the pattern layer from the background to create the various pride flag versions. You can purchase the items in the collage here: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with each of these patterns here: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender Black on white White on black Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork" feature, but if you go to these art print pages and scroll down, you'll see a selection of items with these flag patterns. Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender Black on white White on black |
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Flight Over Flowers of Fantasy
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I noticed a few of the decorations in my house had patterns of densely packed flowers or leaves that were different shades of the same color instead of different colors, and I wanted to try something like that.
My version has a lot more variety than the flower pots that inspired it, and it's also far less tied to the rules of what flowers can look like in real life. If you want to buy any of the items in the collage, here are the links: Dresses Coffee Mugs iPhone Cases & Covers Skirts Hand & Bath Towels Wall Clocks Comforters Throw pillows Wall tapestries If you want to see all of the available items in my RedBubble store, here are the links for each pattern: Blue Green Grey Red Violet Black on Rainbow Rainbow on Black Society6 doesn't have a "view all items with this pattern" option, but if you visit these art prints and scroll down, you'll see a selection of items with these patterns: Blue Green Grey Red Violet Black on Rainbow Rainbow on Black |
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Fly With Pride: Raven Series
I wanted to draw another pride flag series, this time with something a bit more badass-looking than a butterfly. There were two main candidates - a raven and a dragon - and I decided to do the raven first.
Here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses You can see all the RedBubble items with each of these ravens here: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork" feature, but if you go to these art print pages and scroll down, you'll see a selection of items with these flag patterns. Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Demiromantic Demisexual Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender |
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Golden Sky Symbols and Colored Clouds
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This pattern was inspired by the odd combination of the magic from Dr. Strange and a facial tissue box.
The latter was covered in blotches of pink, blue and purple in the background, with many-spoked golden wheels in the foreground. That pattern made me want to try creating a cleaner-looking, more complex version of it, while the 2016 Dr. Strange movie gave me the idea of adding symbols between the spokes. When I showed this pattern to my mother, she commented that its background looked like something she'd like on a dress. So I thought "Hey, why not upload that as well?" Here are the RedBubble links for "Golden Sky Symbol" and "Colored Clouds". And here are the Society6 art print links for "Golden Sky Symbol" and "Colored Clouds". If you scroll down on those pages, you'll find a selection of other items with these patterns on them, since S6 doesn't have an "all the products with this pattern" page. And of course, here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses I hope you find something you like! |
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Silver and Sapphires
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This image started with a general concept of what I wanted the main central spokes to look like, then from there it was a matter of experimenting to see what looked and felt right.
In a way, it reminds me of "Starry JewelVine", one of the first symmetrical patterns I drew, in that it has wires of a metallic color enclosing gem-like patches of jewel tones. "Silver and Sapphires" is definitely more polished, and I'm proud of the progress I've made. You can find all the RedBubble items with "Silver and Sapphires" on them here. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork on it" feature, but if you visit the page for this art print and scroll down, you'll see a selection of products with these snowflakes on them. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Fire in the Night
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I decided to make another snowflake-drawing video. :) This time I used slightly more dramatic music; there were a few songs I wanted use that included some more energetic parts, and red seemed like the appropriate color to go with them.
You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork on it" feature, but if you visit the page for this art print and scroll down, you'll see a selection of products with these snowflakes on them. Here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Snowflake Speedpaint Series:
Frost in the Void, Iced Velvet,
and Amethyst in the Sparkling Sea
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I recently shared a trio of videos in which I drew beautiful snowflakes while peaceful music played. You can see each of these snowflakes at full size here, and visit the links below to see the items in the collage.
Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses Want something that wasn't in the collage? Here are the links to all the available items, including clothes, furniture, home decor, tabletop items, accessories, and tech. Amethyst in the Sparkling Sea To view all the RedBubble products with this set of snowflakes on them, check out this page. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork on it" feature, but if you visit the page for this art print and scroll down, you'll see a selection of products with this artwork on them. Frost in the Void To view all the RedBubble products with these snowflakes on them, check out these two pages: Frost in the Void, series 1 Frost in the Void, series 2 Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork on it" feature, but if you visit the pages for these art prints and scroll down, you'll see a selection of products with these pictures on them: Frost in the Void, series 1 Frost in the Void, series 2 Iced Velvet To view all the RedBubble products with this set of snowflakes on them, visit these pages: Iced Velvet, series 1 Iced Velvet, series 2 Society6 doesn't have a "view everything with this artwork on it" feature, but if you visit the pages for these art prints and scroll down, you'll see a selection of products with these patterns on them: Iced Velvet, series 1 Iced Velvet, series 2 |
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Stained Glass Scales
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The concept behind this piece was simple: an array of gracefully curving frames, with jewel-like flares of color cradled between them for a rich, elegant effect.
Society6 doesn't have a "view all items with this art on them" option, but you can see my latest products from newest to oldest here, and you can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. In the collage, you can see what Stained Glass Scales looks like on a few of the available items. Here are the links to the products in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Tank tops Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Web of Leaves and Light
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I was starting to miss doing symmetrical snowflake-type patterns, so I decided it was time to do another one, this time with 8 dendrites instead of the usual 6.
Once the central leaf pattern was done, I tinkered with the background, adding the dark blue threads and some smaller copies of the plant in the corners. After that, it still didn't look complete, so I added some green vines, and then brightened it up with a scattering of fireflies. At that point, it seemed almost done, but still a little too flat; there wasn't enough contrast between the plant and the colors behind it, so I added a dappling of darker blue. I'm happy with the way this one evolved - from a single plant floating like a lily pad, to a twinkling forest drifting in the depths. You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, so here are the links to the items in the collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Glitches in the Void
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I had a random thought that a bunch of L shapes on a black background would look cool on clothes and pillows. And of course, I had do it in several different colors for good measure. :)
I'd originally planned to have fewer L shapes, and to have a gradient on each one, but then I went and zoomed in to make some of the shapes and ended up packing them way tighter than I'd originally intended, and making a lot more of them. The effect was quite different than I'd originally intended, but I think it still looks cool. Society6 doesn't have a "view all items with this art on them" option, but you can see my latest products from newest to oldest here, and you can see all the RedBubble items with each version of this pattern at the links below: Red Gold Green Light blue Dark blue Purple Pink Silver In the collage, you can see what Glitches in the Void looks like on a few of the available items. Here are the links to those items: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Tank tops Towels iPhone Cases and Skins Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Fly With Pride Finale: Butterfly Bonanza
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After a couple weeks of working on my "Fly With Pride" series, I wanted it to go out with a bang.
I thought it would be great to have a version of the pattern with a richer, fuller look, so I used a night sky background with all 17 versions of the butterfly soaring together in a densely packed kaleidoscope of almost 100 individual flyers. (Also, this week I learned that a group of butterflies is called a kaleidoscope.) I'd originally planned to have the butterflies layered on top of each other and overlapping, but that got visually confusing, so I went with the starry sky instead. Society6 doesn't have a "view all items with this art on them" option, but you can see my latest products from newest to oldest here, and you can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern on them here. In the collage, you can see what Butterfly Bonanza looks like on a few of the available items. Here are the links to those items: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Tank tops Towels iPhone Cases Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Fly With Pride
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It's been a while since I made a pride flag series, so I decided it was about time to do another one.
This butterfly's stained glass wings include a few symbolic elements: - Hearts, to represent love. This could mean romantic love, platonic friendship, or the self-love required to take the time to truly understand yourself and accept your unique orientation, gender identity, and other traits. - Diamonds, which can represent engagement rings, strength, value, and - if you're into Homestuck - the nonsexual romance of moiraillegiance. - Leaf shapes, to represent life and growth. These butterflies are available on T-shirts, blankets, art prints, coffee mugs and more in Society6 and RedBubble. Society6 continues to lack a "view all items with this art on them" option, but you can see my latest products from newest to oldest here. And here are the RedBubble links to each version of the butterfly: Agender Androgyne Aromantic Asexual Bisexual Demiboy Demigirl Genderfluid Genderqueer Intersex Lesbian LGBTQ Neutrois Nonbinary Pansexual Polysexual Transgender In the collage, you can see what a few versions of this butterfly look like on some of the available products. Here are the links to the displayed products: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-Shirts Towels iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular pillows Dresses |
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Emerald, Magenta and Sapphire Scales
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In a recent blog post, I commented that I wondered how Regal Scales would look in green. So I tried it, and it looked so good that I tried it in blue, then purple... and I liked all three of them so much that I decided to keep them.
Here's what they look like when tiled:
Here's what they look like when tiled:
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You can use the links below to see all the items with each pattern in RedBubble:
Emerald Scales Magenta Scales Sapphire Scales Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, so here are the links to the items in the collage: iPhone Cases and Covers Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels T-Shirts Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Tote Bags Dresses |
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Frozen Scales
After creating my most recent symmetrical pattern, "Regal Scales", I had a lovely little thought: "What if I tried inverting the colors?"
This was the result.
This was the result.
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You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here.
Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, so here are the links to the items in the collage: iPhone Cases and Covers Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels T-Shirts Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Tote Bags Dresse |
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Regal Scales
I wanted to try another scaled pattern, like "Earthen Scales, Golden Streams" and "Golden Diamonds, Rainbow Void", but with curved shapes and a more intricate pattern on each scale this time. I started with the single-scale version above, then turned it into the overlapping pattern below.
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You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here.
Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, so here are the links to the items in the collage: iPhone Cases and Covers Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Skirts Towels T-Shirts Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Tote Bags Dresses |
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Lilac Lace and Pastel Party
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You know that thing some artistic children do, when they scribble a random shape into MS Paint and then fill in the gaps? That's basically what I did here.
It started with the idea that I wanted a blue and purple background with a yellow symmetrical pattern in the foreground, and maybe some pink here and there for flavor. I wan't planning on making a snowflake this time - more like the shields the Masters of the Mystic Arts create in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The trouble was, I wasn't sure what pattern to use for the purple part. I tried clouds, rectangular glitch effects, blotchy textures... nothing felt right. Eventually I selected the multibrush tool, set it to 20 brushes, chose a soft-edged brush, and basically started scribbling, adding whatever doodles and shapes felt right in any given spot. By the time I was done, it looked so nice that I didn't want to cover it up. So I ditched the shield idea, and instead started filling some of the gaps between the purple lines with pink and yellow, then added green when I felt like something was missing. In the end, I liked both versions - the muted yet elegant blue-and-purple lace, and the more vibrant explosion of pastel colors - so I decided to keep both. I might still use the shield idea for a future pattern, but first I'll have to figure out what kind of background to give it. You can see all the RedBubble items with Lilac Lace here, and the ones with Pastel Party here. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, so here are the links to the items in the collage: T-Shirts Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Beach Towels iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Scattered Flowers and Butterflies
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I wanted to try a less symmetrical pattern comprised of simpler shapes this time, and this was the result. When I put it in my Society6 and RedBubble stores, I included both this blue option and a transparent option, so people have choices.
I also made a version of the picture with the various elements rearranged, so they'll look good on clothes that use a single image on the front as opposed to all-over print. You can see all the RedBubble items with the transparent background here, and the ones with the blue background here. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, so here are the links to the items in the collage: Unisex Tank Tops Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels iPhone Cases and Covers Shower Curtains Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Dresses |
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Spaceborne Orchid Snowflake
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I went into this pattern with basically no plan except for "purple snowflake on a red background".
As it turns out, that's garish. Eye-bleedingly garish. So I replaced the red background with a deep blue, and used the red for something I haven't tried before: a snowflake behind the main snowflake, this time using "normal" mode for the brush instead of my usual "screen". I wasn't sure I liked the way it looked until I experimented with lightening the sky a bit, and tried adding in the teal. It didn't really work as part of the sky, but I was surprised by how well it fit as part of the snowflake. I still did end up brightening the sky, but subtly, with a faint dappling of lighter blue. 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 collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Dresses Skirts Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Onyx Beams of Flowers and Gems
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This was one of those patterns that stayed pretty close to its original concept, except for the part where it strayed at the outset.
I initially pictured a more fluid, chaotic spray of black streams, whose widths varied a bit more, with blue-white flowers in them and a sky-blue background. But I also wanted it to look good when tiled, which required keeping the streams the same width at the edges where they intersected. The result was a simpler, more orderly pattern than I'd originally planned. The darker blue between the diamond shapes was an afterthought, once I got to the stage where the basics were done and I was tinkering to see what looked good. It was designed primarily for how it would look as a tiled pattern on clothing, but I'm happy with how it looks on a variety of non-tiled items as well. 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 collage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Dresses T-shirts Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Skirts |
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Golden Diamonds, Rainbow Void
This is a variation on my earlier pattern, "Earthen Scales, Golden Streams". Here's what it looks like without the diamond pattern:
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Here are all the RedBubble links for "Golden Diamonds, Rainbow Void" and "Rainbow Dapple".
And here are the links to the items in the montage: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Dresses iPhone Cases and Covers Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Earthen Scales, Golden Streams
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I went in a different direction with my latest piece of art; instead of a pattern, this one is more of a texture, designed more for the way it will look on items than the way it looks by itself.
It was inspired by the veined coral shell plates in Subnautica,. Even though they're not a color scheme I'm normally attracted to, I still think they're gorgeous, and I wanted to see what they look like on physical items in a diamond pattern. You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. Here are the items in the preview montage - some are from Society6, others are from RedBubble: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Dresses iPhone Cases and Covers Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Frozen Floating Flower
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I wanted to do something simpler for my next pattern, so I went with a flower instead of a snowflake.
I originally planned to make the petals almost solid white, with dark blue markings on them and pointier green leaves behind them. But after a few brush strokes there was more lingering purple than I'd expected, and I liked the effect, so I kept it. The pointy leaves looked OK, but they felt at odds with the rest of the picture, so I changed them to a more lily pad-like appearance to go with the watery background. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature that I know of, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Shower Curtains iPhone Cases Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Symmetrical Sea
I was recently looking over Mom's shoulder while she relaxed with a symmetrical pattern coloring book, and it inspired me to go in a completely different direction with my latest pattern.
This time, instead of using colors exclusively, I started with lineart:
This time, instead of using colors exclusively, I started with lineart:
And rather than making the entire pattern one coherent shape, I built it out of different interlocking shapes, all with an ocean/beach theme.
Then I colored it in, mostly using colors one would normally find on a beach, to make it easier to distinguish which element of the design is which.
Here's what it looks like on tote bags, clocks, shirts and more:
Then I colored it in, mostly using colors one would normally find on a beach, to make it easier to distinguish which element of the design is which.
Here's what it looks like on tote bags, clocks, shirts and more:
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You can see all the RedBubble items with this pattern here. The lineart-only version is also available here.
Society6 doesn't seem to have a "view everything in this pattern" feature, 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 T-shirts Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs And here are the links to the lineart-only versions of these products: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Shower Curtains T-shirts Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Sea of Shining Seaweed
I felt like doing another botanical snowflake pattern, this time with more of a marine theme. It ended up not looking much like a snowflake; I wanted it to look good when tiled, so I added a bunch of extra vines and leaves to the outer edges to make it connect nicely to adjacent tiles.
Here's what it looks like when tiled:
Here's what it looks like when tiled:
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The slightly luminous yellow bulbs were inspired by the creepvines in the kelp forests of Subnautica. It also crossed my mind that the color scheme is reminiscent of Loki - probably because I was watching the first Avengers movie while I drew this, haha.
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Shower Curtains iPhone Cases Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Fat Women Should Wear Whatever Makes Them Happy
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This picture 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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. I can't sort products by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want to wear or to have in your home, you can find its link below: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters T-shirts Hand & Bath Towels Shower Curtains iPhone Cases Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Woven Vines of Silver and Life
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This picture 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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Hand & Bath Towels Shower Curtains iPhone Cases Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Subtracting Night from Rainbows Series
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I recently watched a course on SkillShare called The Art of Subtraction. It teaches people how to draw background patterns and textures for their art, then give shape to their creation by erasing portions of it.
I've already used a similar method for pieces like "Chaotic Hearts", but the class gave me ideas for how to expand on the technique, so I decided to complete the class project - which is, create 3-5 pieces of artwork by subtracting from a drawing. The result was this 3-part art series, "Subtracting Night from Rainbows". The upper left image is an example of my drawing process, in which I started by making a black layer, then added a layer of color on top of it, then another black layer above that. After that, I used the eraser to remove parts of the upper black layer, thus revealing the colors beneath in my chosen shapes. The other images, in clockwise order, are "Maid of Stars and Rainbows", "Butterflies and SnowFlowers", and "Forest of Weeping Jewels". The links lead to the images' respective RedBubble pages. On the right, you can see examples of products decorated with these pictures. If you see something you like, here are the links to the pictured products: Coffee mugs Travel mugs Cutting boards Tote bags Stationery cards iPhone cases iPhone skins Canvas prints Mini art prints Throw pillows Hardcover journals Throw blankets Shower curtains Drawstring bags Laptop skins |
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Chaotic Hearts, Pride Series
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Quite a while ago, I made a print-on-demand pattern called "Chaotic Hearts". While I was uploading my art to RedBubble, I was reminded that while I created pride flag versions of many of my non-snowflake patterns, I neglected to do so for this one, mostly due to having gotten overly busy at the time.
But hey, no time like pride month and the present to rectify that, so here we are! On the right, you can see examples of products decorated with these patterns. Here are the RedBubble links to each version of the pattern and all its products: Asexual flag Bisexual flag Demisexual flag Genderfluid flag Genderqueer flag Intersex flag Lesbian flag LGBT flag Pansexual flag Transgender flag Society6 doesn't have a "view everything in this pattern" feature that I know of (whyyyyy?!), so here are the links to the items in the picture: Tote Bags Wall Clocks Throw Pillows Comforters Notebooks Pillow Shams Shower Curtains iPhone Cases Wall Tapestries Coffee Mugs Rectangular Pillows Travel Mugs |
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Fractal Forest Flake
The first time I showed my grandparents my symmetrical patterns, they were both impressed, but Grandpa expressed disappointment that none of them were his favorite color, forest green.
Since I was visiting them again this week, I decided that this time, I'd have a pattern ready just for Grandpa. Unfortunately, Google search gave me multiple different answers when I asked it what forest green looks like, so this turned out to be a little too light, but he was still happy with it.
The shape was inspired by a piece of advice I got from a fellow member of ProjectComment, who suggested that I try using fractals in one of my snowflakes. I'm still a bit unclear as to what constitutes a fractal - a core principle seems to be the same shape repeating itself at ever-smaller scales - but I THINK I made one.
This pattern was deliberately designed to look good when tiled; here's an example of what that looks like:
Since I was visiting them again this week, I decided that this time, I'd have a pattern ready just for Grandpa. Unfortunately, Google search gave me multiple different answers when I asked it what forest green looks like, so this turned out to be a little too light, but he was still happy with it.
The shape was inspired by a piece of advice I got from a fellow member of ProjectComment, who suggested that I try using fractals in one of my snowflakes. I'm still a bit unclear as to what constitutes a fractal - a core principle seems to be the same shape repeating itself at ever-smaller scales - but I THINK I made one.
This pattern was deliberately designed to look good when tiled; here's an example of what that looks like:
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You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here.
There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Carnival of Twisted Rainbows
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I took a different approach with this pattern: instead of sticking with a single main hue, I started with red in the center, then added all the colors of the rainbow as I moved toward the tips, with some extra magenta diamonds at the end.
Then, I reversed the rainbow for the finer decorations. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, 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 |
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Flying Above the Garden
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This picture was inspired by the song "Celestial Garden" by Brandon Fiechter. If you like cheerful, relaxing instrumental music, I highly recommend it!
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Crystal Dawn
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This snowflake was inspired by the delicate beauty of clouds floating in an early dawn sunrise.
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Snowflake Sunset
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This was actually based on a quick snowflake doodle I did a while ago. I wanted it to be regal, elegant, yet vivid and vibrant at the same time.
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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Winter Woodland Wonder
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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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Snowy Cerulean Sea
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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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Crystal Blossom Adrift
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I especially love the color scheme on this one; I’m a sucker for blue.
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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find 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 |
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Gothic Snowflake Silhouette
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One night, 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. You can see all the items decorated with this pattern on RedBubble here. I couldn't find a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Throw Pillows Wall Murals Wall Clocks Wallpaper Shower Curtains Tote Bags Backpacks Comforters Coffee Mugs Travel Mugs Notebooks Laptop Sleeves |
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Bladed Sky
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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 all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see some of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Throw Pillows Tote Bags Backpacks Laptop & iPad Skins Wall Murals Wall Clocks Wallpaper Coffee Mugs Pillow Shams Shower Curtains Comforters Hand & Bath Towels |
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Forest Fire Flake
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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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Throw pillows Wall Murals Duvet Covers Shower Curtains Coffee Mugs Cutting Boards iPhone Skins Backpacks Tote Bags Bar Stools Pillow Shams Travel Mugs Laptop & iPad Skins |
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Starry Snow Spiral
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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!
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that have this artwork on them. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Comforters Shower Curtains Pillow Shams Coffee Mugs Travel Mugs Throw Pillows Wall Murals Side Tables Wall Clocks Tote Bags Fanny Packs Wallpaper |
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Crystal Aurora
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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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that I think this pattern looks especially cool on. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: 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 |
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Starry JewelVine
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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. You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that I think this pattern looks especially beautiful on. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Throw pillows Rectangular pillows Wall murals Wall clocks Duvet covers iPhone Skins Shower Curtains Tote Bags Can Coolers Backpacks Metal Prints Laptop & iPad Skins |
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Regal Duality
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This is my most intricate pattern to date, and I'm really happy with how it turned out.
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that I think this pattern looks especially cool on. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Wall murals Wall clocks Tote bags Throw pillows Comforters Shower curtains Travel mugs Coffee mugs iPhone skins Cutting boards Coffee tables |
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Blue Starflower
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This is my first print-size symmetric design, and I think it turned out pretty well.
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here. There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, but on the right, you can see a few of the items in my S6 store that I think this pattern looks particularly good on. If you see something you want, you can find its link below: Tote bags Art prints Wall clocks Wallpaper Throw pillows Duvet covers Shower curtains Coffee mugs Travel mugs Beach towels Cutting boards |
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Writing Is Rewriting
You can see all the items with this pattern on RedBubble here.
There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, and I don't have a product preview collage for it yet, but here's a mug with this design on it. If you scroll down on that page, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section where you can see other products with this pattern on them.
There doesn't seem to be a way to sort items by pattern in Society6, and I don't have a product preview collage for it yet, but here's a mug with this design on it. If you scroll down on that page, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section where you can see other products with this pattern on them.
Jagged Leaves: Rainbow Series
Pattern-specific product links for RedBubble:
Dark blue
Green
Light blue
Lilac
Magenta
Orange
Purple
Rainbow
Red
Yellow
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Light blue
Dark blue
Lilac
Purple
Magenta
Rainbow
Dark blue
Green
Light blue
Lilac
Magenta
Orange
Purple
Rainbow
Red
Yellow
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Light blue
Dark blue
Lilac
Purple
Magenta
Rainbow
Jagged Leaves: Pride Series
Pattern-specific product links for RedBubble:
LGBTQA+ flag
Transgender flag
Lesbian flag
Demisexual flag
Asexual flag
Intersex flag
Pansexual flag
Genderqueer flag
Genderfluid flag
Bisexual flag
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
LGBTQA+ flag
Transgender flag
Lesbian flag
Demisexual flag
Asexual flag
Intersex flag
Pansexual flag
Genderqueer flag
Genderfluid flag
Bisexual flag
Abstract Threads: Rainbow Series
Pattern-specific product links for RedBubble:
Red
Calico
Gold
Green
Blue
Blue-grey
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Calico
Gold
Green
Blue
Blue-grey
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Red
Calico
Gold
Green
Blue
Blue-grey
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Calico
Gold
Green
Blue
Blue-grey
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Floral: White Stars and Flowers Series
Pattern-specific product links for RedBubble:
Red
Orange
Green
Blue
Dark blue
Silver blue
Light purple
Dark purple
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Orange
Green
Blue
Dark blue
Silver blue
Light purple
Dark purple
Red
Orange
Green
Blue
Dark blue
Silver blue
Light purple
Dark purple
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Orange
Green
Blue
Dark blue
Silver blue
Light purple
Dark purple
Abstract Threads: Pride Flag Series
Pattern-specific product links for RedBubble:
LGBTQA+ flag
Transgender flag
Lesbian flag
Demisexual flag
Asexual flag
Intersex flag
Pansexual flag
Genderqueer flag
Genderfluid flag
Bisexual flag
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
LGBTQA+ flag
Transgender flag
Lesbian flag
Demisexual flag
Asexual flag
Intersex flag
Pansexual flag
Genderqueer flag
Genderfluid flag
Bisexual flag
LGBTQA+ flag
Transgender flag
Lesbian flag
Demisexual flag
Asexual flag
Intersex flag
Pansexual flag
Genderqueer flag
Genderfluid flag
Bisexual flag
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
LGBTQA+ flag
Transgender flag
Lesbian flag
Demisexual flag
Asexual flag
Intersex flag
Pansexual flag
Genderqueer flag
Genderfluid flag
Bisexual flag
Chaotic Hearts: Rainbow Series
Pattern-specific product links for RedBubble:
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Light blue
Dark blue
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Light blue
Dark blue
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Light blue
Dark blue
Purple
Silver
Rainbow
Pattern-specific product links for Society6:
(Note: Society6 doesn't have a "show everything in this pattern" feature, but if you click a link and scroll down, you'll find a "Shop this artwork" section with links to other products with the same image on them.)
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Light blue
Dark blue
Purple
Silver
Rainbow