Designs when merged

I have often enjoyed merging one design in to another simply because I enjoy the outcome, the surprise one gets of creating something out of something completely different. The design or print could be anything , floral, geometric and then merge them to see how the colors interact with the design and whether the new design created by merging the previous ones is workable or a complete disaster. The most anticipating part for me what to map the design on, on a mannequin for apparel or to be utilized as an upholstery design for bed linen etc.




 Here are some of the designs that I had created and then decided to merge the two to create a new one and  then I finally decided to map for apparel purposes. I hope you enjoy my work.

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