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Honey floral

Honey floral pattern tile came out of using honey in the kitchen.  Well, I have not used Honey in literal sense but I did use my Acrylic paint. 

Aren't you excited out of this beautiful pattern tile. Because, I am so excited for the next image that I have got.

Acrylic pattern
This is the most exhurbant geometrical sequence which is in diamond shape pattern. And it has this magnifitioned honey floral design embroided which is all digitalized.

Now this pattern was made by highlighting the floral and the stem in an abstract circular cubes. And in extension wide mode. Isn't that great 👍🏻

Then it was typography that was missing. So, I did use my library of Pinterest board.
Voila ! I got this beautiful typography which I brush painted it. This definitely has come out spectacular. Infact, I have also created a wonderful T-shirt.
and a Album cover
Please comment as to what you think about the Honey floral pattern. And  where does it originate from. Hmmmmn.... It comes from Melianthus comosus. And you are right in thinking that how is this Honey flower going to shape. Because, I am going to sketch one for you all. That will come in my next project for the weekend. 

Thank you all for your time and support in visiting my ipage blog.

 Cheers,
Gcb studios 




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