I was playing around with a few of my previously released prints and I came to Squared Gradients and decided to see if I could get some other color combinations together. I rather like how it turned out. What do you think??
Here’s another color variation of the original print Daphne. We’re changing out the pink and blue for a blue and green! I love the messy flower patterns. There’s something so fun about them and they are just so fun to create.
Daphne is becoming a big favorite with me. I’ve created another variation in purple. Replacing out the pink and blue for purple and green! These are so fun to make and they just look so great on any product.
Somehow, Daphne, is a cool and warm print at the same time. I created this pattern for the Spoonflower hand-drawn floral challenge. I absolutely love this print and I’ll definitely be releasing it on Spoonflower as well soon!
Giving orange flowers to someone is a symbol of joy and encouragement. These bright, orange and red hand-drawn flowers will brighten anyone’s day. This print will be available on Spoonflower fabric coming soon!
While not typically what I post, I felt on a roll with these flower photographs. I kept looking at this one and the Pink Flower Closeup and just had to release them. What do you think? Here’s just a few examples of what this print looks like. Check out the Read more…
Not the most exciting of names but what lacks in the name, the image is so beautiful! I took this photo recently from my flowers from Valentine’s Day. I don’t normally do photography prints but I couldn’t resist releasing this one.
This abstract painting is inspired by the ocean and intercoastal waterways. The colors reminded me of the blue waters of the open oceans meeting the green reeds and greenery in the waterways that cut between islands.
This print was born on a night that I couldn’t sleep and decided to just play with water. I decided to go ahead and release it because – why not? I love the purple/blue/teal color scheme so someone else may as well. Enjoy!
This piece is an abstract piece painted in the summer of 2020. At the height of the COVID pandemic, I just needed to have a little summer color. This is what I cam up with. This would make a beautiful piece for your home to brighten up any room.