Challenge #33: Kingfisher pattern
Title: Kingfisher pattern
Artist:![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
mekare
Rating: G
Fandom: -
Content Notes: I painted the larger animals on a square piece of watercolour paper first, using a brush pen. I lfet off the colouring because I wanted to figure out the process first.
Instead of cutting up the paper (I wanted the option of a do-over), I copied this drawing onto cheap paper and cut that up instead. As it turns out, my cutting skills with a scissor aren't so good because in the scan of the reassembled, taped parts I saw that the edges weren't quite straight. [And here I added the smaller animals in the blank spaces). Plus, I had to do a LOT of digital cleanup once I had copy-pasted and tiled the square. Overall, I have to say that I am really glad I now know how to make a pattern like this! I think it would make for an excellent gift printed on a cotton bag or a mug.
A big thank you goes tomific's detailed process post because it inspired me to try this.
Preview:
Full size in my journal
Artist:
mekareRating: G
Fandom: -
Content Notes: I painted the larger animals on a square piece of watercolour paper first, using a brush pen. I lfet off the colouring because I wanted to figure out the process first.
Instead of cutting up the paper (I wanted the option of a do-over), I copied this drawing onto cheap paper and cut that up instead. As it turns out, my cutting skills with a scissor aren't so good because in the scan of the reassembled, taped parts I saw that the edges weren't quite straight. [And here I added the smaller animals in the blank spaces). Plus, I had to do a LOT of digital cleanup once I had copy-pasted and tiled the square. Overall, I have to say that I am really glad I now know how to make a pattern like this! I think it would make for an excellent gift printed on a cotton bag or a mug.
A big thank you goes to
mific's detailed process post because it inspired me to try this.Preview:
Full size in my journal