Bottle Pattern Created For Colleges Pattern Project. I Used Everyday Object To Create A Repeating Pattern

Bottle pattern created for college’s pattern project. I used everyday object to create a repeating pattern using Photoshop. I used bottles because I could vary the different colour of liquids in the bottles. I placed a small rat on the edge to break up the repetitiveness of the pattern.

I made some polymer clay food in my spare time. This time I created a larger to scale set of licorice allsorts. I intended them to be for a larger bracelet however because of the amount of different variety's of licorice allsorts in the packet I was basing mine on, I had to settle for a charm necklace. For the photo I once again focused on a sweetshop vibe with some of the more bulbous jars for the licorice allsorts.

Artist: FirbetMakes

Lamp pattern created for college’s pattern project. I used everyday object to create a repeating pattern using Photoshop. I used lamps as they have enough variety to be relatively interesting and they are also easy to draw basically. I created three patterns (with the first being my favourite) to test different backgrounds.

A larger Scale Scandinavian inspired pattern design created for my college’s pop-up shop. I was inspired by the rolling hills of Scandinavia and some scandi pattens I found online. The pattern uses complementary colors and a white outline as I could only use two colors for the screen printing I was doing. I used a more complicated and larger border round the pattern to combine two of my ideas into one. The longer shape gives itself more to posters and postcards than t-shirts.

I made some polymer clay food in my spare time. I made whole cakes then sliced them up into 6th’s or 8th’s (6th’s work better). I tried to make a variety of types with this one with the bonoffee pie being my favourite. For the photo I tried to create a feel of a classical English Afternoon tea however I went more with a cake board with jam and knives.

Artist: FirbetMakes

Scandinavian inspired pattern design created for my college’s pop-up shop. I was inspired by the rolling hills of scandinavia and some scandi pattens I found online. The pattern has more of a feel of Holland however because of the windmill on the hill. The pattern uses complementary colours and a white outline as I could only use two colours for the screen printing I was doing. I used a sharp outline with spiky flowers and ivy ends creating a more geometrical feel to complement the precise feel of the pattern inside.