Watercolor magic logo

Watercolor magic logo

We have introduced a new topic called Watercolor logo pattern.
This is definitely a wonderful idea to paint my watercolor paper. I chose this topic to bring out new aspect of something to do with watercolor and the logo style.

         Swirl pattern tile 
Now we have a Typography logo which is with digital pattern. Gifts for everyone to celebrate 🥂 and that too with a caption.

This is a new style pattern tile with the 'Year' only which is in the centre. And, this is a perpetual wallpaper designed to suit everyone. 

It is again a digital one with a watercolor painting as a background. And the logo style in the front. It is classic and at the same time quite elegant the way the logo is designed and the subtitle very much simple designed.

 Abstract pattern
I like this whole pattern tile as the actual image was from my house. I was in the backyard and I felt like taking a photo of the flowers just blooming in the green lush lawn. It is not watercolor drawn though. But I thought of sharing this with you all.
Look at the texture of the lawn from which I created a beautiful pattern. It was soft and prickly with jointed stems and sheathed leaves. Lawn was yet to be mowed. 
I did this in the afternoon. Which was good as the sun was behind me. And also had the Quotation written down.

You can click my link 🔗 below namudi(@glittercreationsbiz6431)
 This brings us to the end of my todays ipage blog. I will be working offline for the New Year. Till then have a wonderful weekend. Thank you for your time and support. 


Cheers,

Gcb studios 


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