After last month’s conversational and somewhat whimsical surface pattern design for my freebies, I wished to illustrate a breezier pattern this month. I wanted this pattern to feel akin to old-fashioned floral wallpapers, but, with a clean, modern approach. I … Continued
The lily plants behind my home have now got this glorious shade of spring green. And I am patiently waiting for those golden beauties (see the photo at the bottom) to bloom again as they always start to do, in … Continued
This April I decided to take a cute route to get through the month and reimagined an old surface pattern to design the free goodies for this Easter month! :) Have a hoppy (happy :P) April ahead and let me … Continued
Every year as the spring nears, my heart sees this undeclared challenge – to spot the first green leaf to sprout on the barren silver birch tree that stands by my patio. So far, I haven’t succeeded. It always goes … Continued
Check out the February 2019 calendar wallpapers for your desktop, smartphone, and the printable monthly planner, made with my exclusive illustrated pattern. Also, don’t forget to download the free valentine’s day printable greeting card featuring one of the designs from … Continued
Before you ask where did all these flowers and butterflies come from in the winter, let me tell you, my design for January 2019 wallpapers have a special purpose as you step into your glorious new year! I have illustrated … Continued
On winter’s snow-laden white landscapes, he appears from nowhere. It looks like nature is blushing in the cold. He sits on that priced branch of birch in front of my home’s deck. Priced, because before visiting my bird-feeder, they all … Continued
When you stand in the middle of a sunflowers field, you feel like you are surrounded by these tall people with round faces and cheery disposition, or should I say a “sunny” disposition! Unlike others, these huge flowers look straight … Continued
Have you ever encountered this striking blue bird called Steller’s Jay? As one would expect, they are related to the Blue Jay birds. But why are they called “Steller’s Jay”? Hmmm, quick research and I found out that the bird is … Continued