A bright and fun flower pattern, with a limited colour palette primarily using two of my favourite colours, green and orange.
Design inspired by my garden coming to life in Spring. The composition is influenced from research into William Morris. I have focused on creating depth with layers and mark making.
This pattern design is inspired by the joy of flowers and insects thriving in Spring & Summer in my garden. The illustration includes hand made textures, which have been scanned in to enhance the digital illustration.
This symmetrical surface pattern design celebrates the beauty of the Green Woodpecker, original gouache and ink stamp illustration design.
Tomatoes are one of my favourite vegetables to grow, and the plants themselves are beautiful. The individual illustration also features on my Garden Vegetables tea towel design.
This pattern design is inspired by the carrots grown in my vegetable patch. I love how long and bushy their leaves get! The individual illustration also features on my Garden Vegetables tea towel design.
Beetroot have the most incredible colours, and it was an absolute joy to illustrate and create a pattern. I particularly like their big leaves, which have beautiful details. The individual illustration also features on my Garden Vegetables tea towel design.
This Surface pattern design is inspired by the relationship of woodland creatures with their environment. The woodland animals are created with gouache combined with ink stamp details. The yellow marks are also created by hand, using ink stamps and gouache. My intention with this mark making was to suggest and create movement that relates to the activity of the animals.
A vibrant take on a blackbirds nest - grey gouache and yellow ink stamp are used to create this birds nest repeat.
A repeat pattern design of a gouache and ink stamp illustration of foliage, with green textured background lines
Heron repeat in a lilac colour palette, created with gouache and ink stamps.
Spring design based on the beautiful natural aesthetics of blackbirds and their nests.
A symmetrical pattern made up of all my favourite woodland creatures and objects.
