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My name is Kendra and I am a surface pattern designer and illustrator based in Northern California. I love creating art that is whimsical, quirky, and sometimes a bit silly.

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Had fun making this Moroccan magic themed illustration for this weeks catcoq art challenge! I would love to visit Morocco someday, guess I’ll add it to my looonng list of places to travel to lol I’m finding that I enjoy working with a lim
This one's for you history nerds ... Here are some patterns inspired by an 18th century miniature of an Ottoman Turkish woman. The goal was not to try and recreate the pattern exactly (not that you could see it in detail anyway), but to use my imagin
At my new day job slinging tea and chocolate. It's a fun little place and sometimes I get to do some signage, so I get my daily art in. It's also nice to get out of the house and see people, even though I enjoy hermiting at home. Just a reminder you
Working on a super secret project for my local SCA chapter Just kidding, it's not a secret. We're making an A-frame to have at the weekly practices to garner interest from passer-bys. The Sonoma County area is known as Wolfscairn in the SCA (Society
A quick floral border for my day job This got laminated, and will be used to write a description on each week (hence the large blank space) It's imperfect - I didn't sketch or plan anything out. But sometimes it's more fun that way. The thrill of kno
Continuing my collection featuring teapots. This one is a simple coordinate pattern. I keep seeing other things with teapots on them, so I guess I've made something "on trend" .. but really, I just like tea lol I recently tried a quince euc
Sketch vs illustration I start out with a rough idea, then just sort of let things evolve naturally. Sometimes I take a picture and trace my sketch, but this time I just went for it. My illustration isn't complete yet but I thought I'd share a proc