Inspired by Honeysuckle and Japanese Woodblock Prints, this floral print is delicate and bold. The soft gradients offer subtle texture, while the flowers and punch of color adds interest.
This companion to the previous Honeysuckle print allows the leaves to build up in layers, while still incorporating a pop of color.
Also inspired by Japanese Woodblock, this print aims to incorporate a more graphic style. This print adds interest by introducing interesting linear detail.
This companion to the previous print zeros in on the linear details and then inverts them.
This print is designed for Women's Active Wear and is inspired by amoeba. I wanted to invoke a sense of the organic, while simultaneously energizing the wearer by incorporating the white linear element.
This Active Wear print is both angular and organic at the same time. Incorporating abstracted Bird of Paradise flowers and an energizing white line, this print feels fresh and shocking.
Graphic, detailed, and composed of Betta Fish, this print effectively invokes a feeling of Japan. The ornate shape of the fish creates an interesting and dynamic movement throughout the design.
This print maintains the Japanese feeling of the previous Betta fish print, this floral plays off the flowery shapes of the fish tails. I wanted to incorporate something with a little more watercolor texture.
This is a second color way for the Japanese floral above, as a slightly more masculine option.
