I created another drawing but one
that could stand on its own without needing to be connected to another piece to
make it flow. This pattern is my favourite so far because it is simple but with
plenty of detail. Its clear the original is hand drawn which is important to me
as I want my wall paper to show skill and effort.
I tried putting this image in a
pattern to print onto wallpaper. When I just put the image into straight lines
it looked too formal to be wallpaper and boring. I experimented with different
designs to see how I could make it interesting to look at if it were to cover a
whole wall or room. After trying multiple different patterns I decided rotating
the pattern through lines was the one which looked the most aesthetically pleasing.
The turns are to symbolise the different ways the flower can be viewed however
the print still looks too stiff and not organic.
I also experimented with backgrounds but it took away from the design
and from looking at other wallpaper samples I decided I would definitely not be
having a background. It made the pattern look too busy even on a small scale. A
blank background makes the pattern stand out much more and looks more clean and
professional.
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