Tag: digitalart
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Magnifique Dahlia!

Few months ago, I draw a dahlia. And this week, I got my first sale for this collection : I was thrilled! This flower is so beautiful. The large pattern was sold on a tablecloth. I’m sharing today few pictures and the link to the video of the making – hope you will enjoy it!…
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Patio Summer Kit

This collection is perfect for a patio makeover. Transform your pool area in a happy place with these joyful colors, aligned with the Pantone Fuzz Peach palette. Solid colors coordinated also in the collection. Collection (note that Spoonflower is having issues and may not display all items – separate links were added as well in…
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Part of a family

A small blog post to share how awesome we feel when someone select, among all millions of patterns existing on the web, one of MY pattern. It’s a sentiment hard to describe. It’s even more difficult to elaborate on how touching is to see the family where our pattern is landing. Few weeks ago, at…
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How to create the repeat?

Getting a pattern to repeat on a fabric is not easy at first. But fortunately, many sites will show you how. In this post, I’ll be sharing my favorite (I didn’t invent anything, these links helped me so much!) The place where it’s very well explained is here: on the Bardot Brush site. I recommend…
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The violin 🎻

I did, during October, a digital painting of a violin – then I created a collection named « Music ». This is one of my favorite collection. You can take a look here. I love the final result and the mix with a piano keyboard was gorgeous (my opinion of course – I’m not a…
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Designing Tea Towels

Tea towels and hanging walls will require some planning: for the size and orientation. Instructions from Spoonflower are here. It’s very well explained but below, you will find some quick tips related to Procreate specifically! This hanging wall was done as an entry for a weekly challenge – shoes can be free! Link here. Some…
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Default Brushes in Procreate: Amazing!

I’m a big fan of the default brushes offered by Procreate. I will probably stick with this amazing set, and never spend any money buying brushes. I would probably create my own instead: it seems to be fun and it’s easy to duplicate an existing one to tweak it for our need. Well – I…

