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| Close-up walldesign. Pencil on paper, colored in Photoshop. |
The interior stylist of the creative director of ID&T and his wife, asked me to make handpainted wallpaper for their new house in Amsterdam. They liked the wallpainting I made in Ludwig Zwei, so I chose to keep the sphere the same. But every new assignment is an opportunity to explore, and I had a lot of ideas. Here are some close-ups.
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| Close-up walldesign. Pencil on paper, colored in Photoshop. |
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Inspired by the poem 'The butterfly's ball and the grasshopper's feast I used insects and small animals for the design.
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| Close-up walldesign. Pencil on paper, colored in Photoshop. |
I love birdcages, I noticed that I draw/paint them a lot. I think it symbolizes the door to freedom. (Birds shouldn't be in there!)
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| Close-up walldesign. Pencil on paper, colored in Photoshop. |
I'm going to use acrylics and oilpaint for this wallpaper. It are 4 panels all together.
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| Close-up walldesign. Pencil on paper, colored in Photoshop. |
Click to enlarge the total walldesign.
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| Map of walldesign, made in Illustrator and Photoshop. |
Here's a map for the room, so I'm able to see which part is the most important. It's also good to find out where the joints are to make them invisible.
