Butterfly Effect.
A new Contempo Studio collection by Michele D'Amore
Butterfly Effect (but-ter-fly ef-fect ).
(1) Adverb. To feel free. To take flight. To imagine. To create something new.
(2) Noun. A new collection of incredibly beautiful prints from Michele D’Amore and Contempo.
Modern prints. Manhattan Style.
Elegant butterflies, created by painterly brushstrokes.
Round, hand-sketched blooms with watercolor layers.
Round, hand-sketched blooms with watercolor layers.
Cool textured coordinates.
This line is rich with contrast--shades of blue versus bright colors, soft brushstrokes versus geometric shapes; large versus medium butterfly and bloom prints--all rendered with Michele's artistic touch.
Brushstroke details on each butterfly's wing:
And on the blooms:
A unique stripe that combines the various motifs in the line:
More brushstrokes in a fractured stripe-look:
Which colorway appeals to you?
Click here to see the entire Butterfly Effect collection in both colorways.
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I like the blue and whites but REALLY like the pastels. I'm confused with the mixed stripe in the pastel collection. I usually really like stripes for things like bindings.
ReplyDeleteWell, both. I can't wait for the butterflies.
ReplyDeleteThe pastels are lovely but the butterflies are just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI like them both as well, but those butterflies are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like the blue -
ReplyDeleteI like the blue blossoms.
ReplyDeleteThe blues are very pretty but the multi-colored is more me.
ReplyDeleteThe colors are very pretty, but I think I prefer the blues. Very calming!
ReplyDeleteThe blue ones are very soothing but I like a punch of color more.
ReplyDeleteI know this line is several years old.
ReplyDeleteDo you happen to have any available?