Thanks for posting a comment. I thought about doing something wild and bright like a few of my other entries. But, I decided to stay with a soft palette to blend more with the cream and sugar and pure silver shirt templates. I wanted a design that blended with the fabric…rather than jumped off of it.
Thanks for those examples, kstein. I see now that you haven’t been influenced by ninhol, though being influenced by him would not be a bad thing! When I said ‘only less colorful’, that was meant not to be derogatory, but descriptive. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
No. Nothing from ninhol. Actual the patterns I use can be seen in alot of my cubist paintings and pet portraits. (Check out my website. Since these paintings are from 2002 onward, I don’t think I’ve taken any inspiration from the artist you suggest.)The connected swirlies are from a sofa pattern that a customer set me for her pet portrait and the four patterned flower are used throughout my paintings. Feel free to take a look.
Mymil. Here are just a couple of examples of my work from 2002.
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii211/kstein_art/dss.jpg
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii211/kstein_art/qpds.jpg
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii211/kstein_art/jcprint.jpg
As you can see I have the same designs in these paintings as used in the hummingbird design – which is currently a painting in progress, I might add.)Hope this helps.
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I like it!
Not crazy about the colors, but its a nice design.
Thanks for posting a comment. I thought about doing something wild and bright like a few of my other entries. But, I decided to stay with a soft palette to blend more with the cream and sugar and pure silver shirt templates. I wanted a design that blended with the fabric…rather than jumped off of it.
The pattern you put on the bird is vaguely reminiscent of some of the patterns ninhol uses, only less colorful. Were you inspired by him?
nice work!
Thanks for those examples, kstein. I see now that you haven’t been influenced by ninhol, though being influenced by him would not be a bad thing! When I said ‘only less colorful’, that was meant not to be derogatory, but descriptive. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Your work is fabulous, kstein, best of luck!
No. Nothing from ninhol. Actual the patterns I use can be seen in alot of my cubist paintings and pet portraits. (Check out my website. Since these paintings are from 2002 onward, I don’t think I’ve taken any inspiration from the artist you suggest.)The connected swirlies are from a sofa pattern that a customer set me for her pet portrait and the four patterned flower are used throughout my paintings. Feel free to take a look.
Mymil. Here are just a couple of examples of my work from 2002.
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii211/kstein_art/dss.jpg
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii211/kstein_art/qpds.jpg
http://i265.photobucket.com/albums/ii211/kstein_art/jcprint.jpg
As you can see I have the same designs in these paintings as used in the hummingbird design – which is currently a painting in progress, I might add.)Hope this helps.