WALLPAPER
Many of these patterns were made to fill in backgrounds in various paintings and street art stickers, like those featured in that section, I wanted to contrast that style with something more formal and antiquated. They've since been used in a number of other applications, including home furnishings and clothing, and I've started taking on more commissions to increase variety.
A vertical stripe pattern featuring the Pontarlier absinthe glass - a distinct form I rarely see even in bars that serve absinthe. This design was intended for hard flat applications like the background for sticker graphics and actual wallpaper.
Stylized leaves, thorns, drop pendants, and pearl strands comprise this pattern that has been used on throw pillows, tote bags, leggings, and products where contours call for something seamless. It also seems to work best as a larger graphic, with the negative space and visual balance more apparent.
Another vertical stripe pattern, this one simpler with only a thorn and scroll type of ornament and meant as even more of a background pattern to offset added foreground graphics, or to be integrated with other patterns as shown in the next design below.
This simple monogram pattern was commissioned for various uses in the promotion of an estate auction - such as on the end papers of the catalog - that featured a very large amount of antique silver, some of which was gifted to museums. The initials are those of the collector, set within an oval border to evoke a traditional silver engraving.
