Here in small town rural heaven, we’ve got a rain shower camped overhead for the duration: Cool, wet, slippery. Here’s a happy jester who says, “I LOVE rain!”
Rainy Day, Yes Way!
Modern Vine in Black and White
Here is my latest design for Spoonflower. A lovely Modern Vine pattern, designed for the black and white painterly challenge, and now available for sale. Can be purchased as Wallpaper or Fabric!
Don’t forget, in purchasing, to verify that you like the scale in relation to the fabric. I can scale up or down as needed, just send me a message at Spoonflower!
Retro Building Blocks
Challenge entry #5. Retro Building Blocks. Took me straight back to my childhood when we built wooden towers all the way to the ceiling, and then knocked them down with rubber bands. Fun times! 😀 Available for sale at Spoonflower!
Hall of Mirrors
Had fun with this one! My 4th challenge entry, Hall of Mirrors, was the first surface pattern design that I added some companion colorways to, as shown in this collection.
Rainbow Chintz
Challenge Entry #3: Rainbow Chintz, available on Spoonflower! Just a delightful little design with rainbows, and fans—and, probably, not much relationship to chintz—but, hey. It’s rainbows. And #pride and all that stuff!
GingerBread Outhouse
Yes. Here they are. Those Gingerbread People. And outhouses. Because are GingerBreads not people, too? If they eat, must they not shite?
Available for sale as a repeat fabric at Spoonflower.
Small Town Big Pride
I’ve decided to dedicate a little time to doing the design challenges at Spoonflower. So here is my first entry, for the Hometown Tea Towel challenge: Small Town Big Pride, designed to be the perfect size for making into a tea towel.
Bloody Mary
Not my usual style, but it’s getting to be fall—so, Halloween, and everything. A firey, skull-faced woman like what can be conjured up in the mirror seems fitting.
In the World Beyond
This was a “three-lists” ATC, wherein I chose one “item” each from three lists of items, and then drew an artist trading card with those elements on it.
The three elements I chose were:
Rainbow
Woman (or space traveler)
Unidentified Object
This was a delightful exercise, and I’m very happy with the end result!
Prismacolor Pencil on green paper.
In My Secret Garden
A light and airy piece this month, with thanks again to illustratedatcs.com’s “draw this in your style” challenge. Waughtercolors created a fairy for us to draw in our style, and so I had a go. Waughtercolors original image can be found here.