Masks are probably still going to be part of our daily life for a while. So why not wear a nice one! This one has over 20 critters from the Cambrian fitted into a pattern.
Mask has resizable ear loops and a nose wire for a perfect fit. You can even insert a filter for better protection.
Happy Monstera Monday feat. A New Watercolor Leaf Pattern!
I was inspired by young monstera leaves for this repeating watercolor pattern free backgrounds for personal use - download for mobile or message for desktop jpeg✌
The new kid’s wear collection I collaborated with the team at Gorman Playground is live!!! The kid models got me feeling so happy that I went all out collaging some of my favorite moments from the photoshoot Once again, huge thanks to the team at Gorman for making my dreams come true!!!!
오스트렐리아 패션 브랜드 Gorman 의 키즈라인 Gorman Playground 의 새 컬랙션을 제 그림들로 장식하게 됐어요! 제가 제일 좋아하는 옷은 강아지 멜빵치마와 장화랍니다 위 사진은 아동모델들 사진을 보고 너무 행복하고 감동받아서 급히 만든 콜라쥬입니다… 다시한번 너무 좋은 기회를 주고 제 꿈을 이뤄준 Gorman의 팀에게 감사드립니다!!!
Here’s baby’s first pattern design recently commissioned by Hong Kong airline in celebration of their new route from Hong Kong to Vancouver. This really fun project is made up of local Hong Kong elements such as dim sum, egg puff, street noodle, tram. etc.
Big thanks to AD MoKit for thinking of me for this project and being so amazing to work with.
MyBreath of the Wild pattern is now available in my Etsy store!! Small, Regular, and XL pouches, and softcover bullet journals!! Search brightshaw to find my shop on Etsy!
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And because Toronto Comicon is cancelled, visit my shop and use code TCCSALE for 11% off your purchase - applies to everything in the store! <3 <3
Designed with artist Rory Hutton, to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.
The coronation chair forms the centre of the scarf’s design, as the starting point of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. The martlets and oak leaves which originally decorated the coronation chair represent strength and nobility.
Surrounding the central motif are traditional symbols which are repeated throughout the architecture of Westminster Abbey - including the heraldic lion, the crown, the fleur-de-lis, the Tudor rose, the English rose, the Irish shamrock and the Scottish thistle. (No Welsh leek that I can see though!)
