Les mock up sont des outils merveilleux pour imaginer et, ou donner à imaginer ce que nos design de motifs pourraient rendre sur des surface.
Je n’ai malheureusement pas trouvé (meme sur Rawpixel) de mock up de sol en carreau de ciment … qui pourrait mettre en valeur la collection de “backsplash” sur Spoonflower
Il faut que je prenne le temps d’apprendre à faire mes propre mockups …
I made my Christmas patterns (for wapping paper) with this few procreate stamp brush i made just before
Creating a Custom Stamp Brush in procreate
Prepare Your Image: Start with a high-contrast image or design that you want to use as a stamp. You can use a drawing or import a photo and isolate the design by removing the background – Import the Image: Open the Actions menu (wrench icon). Go to the Add section and tap on Insert a Photo to bring in the image – Convert Image to a Brush: Once you’ve isolated the design, go to the Brush Studio by selecting the brush library and tapping the “+” icon to create a new brush. Under the Shape section, tap on Edit and import your design by choosing Import and selecting Photo or Import from File – Adjust the Brush Settings: You can adjust settings under Stroke Path, Taper, Shape, and Grain to fine-tune the look of your stamp brush. In the Shape section, you can also adjust the Scatter and Rotation to add variety to the stamp’s repetition – Save and Use: Once you’re happy with the settings, tap Done to save your brush, and it will appear in your brush library for use.
I created stamps (as a procreate brush) and used them to build a minimalist kind of scandinavian vibe (as i imagine it) patterns. using stamps & Simple paper cut shapes … with a simple repeat it create the magic as well as sophisticated ones.
It was quite relaxing to work with that material over the Christmas vacation, to focuses on simplicity, functionality with a connection to nature, a distinctive emphasis on clean lines, minimalism, and lightness… stylise rather than overly detail elements.
Usually I indulge myself onto the interacted Morris realm. it was different 🙂
I soon will be be ready to present my patterns to fabric and interior decor industry. the truth is that i am a both scared and excited to jump in.
I first wanted to wait until I have various smalls coordinated collections to propose. So far, my patterns are individuals colors editable items (I hope they all have a family connection but there were not actually built as collections).
I cant wait to design some proper collections (coming soon)… How exciting!
Meanwhile, I try to make presentations such as these lampshades video to help people imagine how they could use my designs on their products. 🙂
Before designing new pattern tiles, I took this habit of making time for exploring color sets I might not have chosen if relying only on my taste or intuition. So I had a look at my favorite pattern designer palettes.
it is good exercice for self challenging our mental color scheme.
Pour ce pattern, je me suis inspirée du travail de Delphine Doreau , une artiste numérique et traditionnelle et directrice artistique… (son travail pétille sur son blog). Elle explorait alors le générateur d’images mid journey. J’ai vudes fleurs avec des tons sepia, une sorte de nostalgie esthétique, à dominante orangée, bleu marine et lavande, dans son “musée imaginaire”sur instagram , et ça m’a donné envie de créer d autres fleurs, ces fleurs et ce motif-ci.
For this pattern I got my ideas from Delphine Doreau (an amazing digital and traditional artist and art director…/ check her bubbly blog). She was, at the time, exploring Midjourney images generator. I saw flowers on her instagram in her “imaginary museum” that inspired me for this seamless pattern flowers.