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Just finished a little quote print to accompany my forest print for Cathedral Grove. New prints coming out soon! This one features local butterflies and many native plants like native ferns, salal, vanilla leaf and trailing blackberry.
Thinking this might be nice as a sticker or on a water bottle.
Quote by naturalist John Muir.
Today I made my first wallpapers! I went with two prints, the new forest one I’m currently working on and am almost done, and an ocean favourite. These are sized generally to fit across a few different phones.
I’m still adding a few more native plants and birds and mushrooms + some textures to my forest print. I love mosses the most but it’s so hard to represent their tiny complexity. I like these textures as a stand in.
You can get a sneak peek now by signing up to my newsletter and getting access to my free wallpapers w/ pieces of this print Sign up on the main page here.
If you’re already a subscriber, send me a note I’ll send you details.
It’s been a while since my last Redbubble update, but now they have some great new things like aprons, face masks (un-pleated style), nice water bottles, iPhone wallets, duffle bags, socks and more.
Some people prefer the cut of t-shirts on red bubble, especially if you’re a woman, and if you’re in the market for pop culture things, you’ll notice their artist community tends to feature more of that type of item.
As an artist, I really love Red Bubble technology, they make it a breeze to turn your art into patterns (both straight and half-drop) which makes producing designs for leggings and other pattern-friendly items a breeze!
Shop the Whale Shark, Ray & Sea Creature Play Print on on Red Bubble (seen below).
You can now find my designs on face masks on Society 6. These are multiuse, machine-washable face masks . Plus, a portion of all proceeds will be donated to World Central Kitchen to help the COVID-19 recovery effort (by Society 6).
JUMP to my Society 6 face masks.
Check out the ocean themed face masks below + a few extra wild cards:
Note: These masks look a little different than the front page version.
I was so thrilled to finally share our Vancouver Island Taco Guide in this summer’s edition of Edible Vancouver Island. To make these taco maps I blended digital with a layer of watercolour to get the final effect.
Find out where to snag a copy or find the e-version by clicking through and checking their website.
