This was fun! I used the blooms from my Solveig collection to create vintage inspired potted plants. I remember right after I sketched the flowers I thought, "Hmmm...those look like pots on stems." And so that sketch did double duty creating lovely flowers and playful pots. WIN WIN!
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Showing posts with label scandinavian. Show all posts
Thursday, December 28, 2017
Another play on Solveig
This was fun! I used the blooms from my Solveig collection to create vintage inspired potted plants. I remember right after I sketched the flowers I thought, "Hmmm...those look like pots on stems." And so that sketch did double duty creating lovely flowers and playful pots. WIN WIN!
Scandinavian Play...Introducing Solveig
There are many nationalities in my family, however the majority is Scandinavian. I adore Scandinavian style, prints, and color. Plus, being a Minnesota girl, there is no end to the multitudes of inspiration around me. Scandinavian prints and textiles have a real vibrancy and playfulness to their design. I thought it would be fun to play a bit with Scandinavian inspired elements and see what might develop. I must say I am quite pleased with the way this collection came together. And how fitting is the name Solveig? I just LOVE it! I also played a bit with some mockups to see how the patterns would look on pillows, cushions and lampshades. I feel that Solveig would be absolutely wonderful on home decor items and would love to see that become a reality. I hope you enjoy Solveig as much as I do!
Labels:
flowers,
Geometric,
home decor,
Leaves,
modern,
petals,
scandinavian,
Solveig,
wave
Friday, August 25, 2017
Recharged & Inspired
This summer I took a bit of a break from my design work. I continued to sketch during the summer, but focused most of my attention on rest, relaxation, and family fun. We all needed a recharge and this summer did not disappoint. It was amazing to just let my creativity wander without expectations. This new collection came from one of my summer sketchbook pages. It feels so good to get back in the game with a clear vision and a sketchbook filled to the brim with inspiration.
The color palette for this collection was influenced by my vision of summer transitioning to fall. And, since the style of this collection has a bit of a Mid-Century Scandinavian feel to it, I decided on the name Freya.
I am really thrilled with this collection and hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Monday, October 17, 2016
Winter Wonderland
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