How to download:
Please keep in mind that these downloads are free for personal use only!
Please don't use them for commercial or marketing purposes in part or whole without my written permission.
Thank you! -Patricia
How to download:
Please keep in mind that these downloads are free for personal use only!
Please don't use them for commercial or marketing purposes in part or whole without my written permission.
Thank you! -Patricia
September is one of those weird months where it's technically still summer, but the kids are in school and Pumpkin Spice everything is poppin' up everywhere (which I ain't mad about).
So for this month's calendar I wanted to incorporate both cool and warm tones to signal that transition. Check out the video to see this calendar come to life.
How to download:
Please keep in mind that these downloads are free for personal use only!
Please don't use them for commercial or marketing purposes in part or whole without my written permission.
Thank you! -Patricia
My Juliana print is now available on Potterybarn.com!
Big bright pink and orange shapes against a subtle white background makes up its cheerful composition.
But what I love about Juliana is that it's printed on directly on wood.
It's a beautiful printing technique that allows the natural wood grain to come through giving this print a unique appearance.
This print is not available in my own shop, which means you can only get it at Pottery Barn ;) And, it comes in three fun sizes: 16"x16", 24"x24" and 30"x30".
Can you see this beauty hanging in your home?
Shop this print here.
Sometimes my inspiration for a piece comes from my collective experiences, but then there are other times when I'm directly inspired by a particular image.
This was the case for "Caspian". I found an image of a diver swimming up towards the surface. She is surrounded by nothingness, just her and the water. It looked utterly peaceful.
Though I'd have to say that my favorite part about this image were the waves gently rippling overhead with streaks of sunlight streaming down, creating varying shades of blues and greens.
I wanted to replicate that calming underwater feel, and decided to limit the color palette to just blues, greens, and beiges.
Take a peek at the process in the video below and watch this digital painting come to life.
