For the "dog days" contest, I did a little scallop of upturned dog noses.
The colors are inspired by this image.
This actually got 38th place! Since it made it into the top 50, they set it for sale without me having to proof it. Pretty cool!
My favorite entry was this damask with hounds.
Friday, July 26, 2019
Monday, July 22, 2019
Next batch of designs
For the "paint by number" contest, I used the paint-by-number roses I made for Maren's quilt, with bolder colors.
My favorite was the heron woods.
For "vintage postcards," I did the BACKS of postcards.
My favorite was the Hawaiian themed cards.
Then we had a theme to do an animal portrait that would fit on a tea towel. I thought it would be funny to do a tribute to the inescapable "Baby Shark" song, but in the style of those really old-fashioned portraits with the baby in a big, lacy white dress. So that was fun! I wanted to add more detail to the frame, to make it look like a carved wood frame, but ran out of time.
Next the challenge was to do a print that would work for boys' clothing. I adapted the orange doodle design I did of a bunch of Bruce's favorite stuff and did it in color instead.
My favorite was the bugs on stripes.
Lastly, another restricted palette contest where we had to use bronze, peach, and light & dark teal (and optionally black and white). I based my design on this image and added some mysterious symbols.
I thought the ginkgo best used these colors.
Of all these entries, the boys' clothing doodle did by far the best!
My favorite was the heron woods.
For "vintage postcards," I did the BACKS of postcards.
My favorite was the Hawaiian themed cards.
Then we had a theme to do an animal portrait that would fit on a tea towel. I thought it would be funny to do a tribute to the inescapable "Baby Shark" song, but in the style of those really old-fashioned portraits with the baby in a big, lacy white dress. So that was fun! I wanted to add more detail to the frame, to make it look like a carved wood frame, but ran out of time.
Next the challenge was to do a print that would work for boys' clothing. I adapted the orange doodle design I did of a bunch of Bruce's favorite stuff and did it in color instead.
My favorite was the bugs on stripes.
Lastly, another restricted palette contest where we had to use bronze, peach, and light & dark teal (and optionally black and white). I based my design on this image and added some mysterious symbols.
I thought the ginkgo best used these colors.
Of all these entries, the boys' clothing doodle did by far the best!
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