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This is such a fun way to create a repeating pattern with minimal photoshopping. I started off painting my design in the centre of my paper. This square will be the size of the repeating section.   I carefully measure and cut my page into four quarters... the centre points go to the outside, then I proceed to fill in the blank areas with pattern, painting across the cuts.  I match the sides as I continue to fill in across other cut lines until I'm happy with the design.   The pieces look like this once I'm finished ^ then I scan them into my computer to join them back together as a seamless tile that can be repeated again and again! Check out the final patterns below:
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I'm excited to announcing my FIRST PRINTMAKING CLASS! I'll be teaching a lino carving and printing class with Workshop Freo in September. We'll be using monstera leaves as our inspiration.  And if you just can't get enough of tropical plants, I'm also teaching a watercolour tropical foliage class too!!
Check out my classes page for these and other upcoming classes. I'm excited to announce that I've relaunched my Society6 store and have opened a RedBubble store. I have built up a nice portfolio of designs over the last 12 months and will now be making them available on cushions, backpacks, phone covers... even dresses and leggings. It's super exciting. These stores periodically have free shipping and other promotions, so if you want to be notified, subscribe to my mailing list and I'll keep you informed. Here's what I've been up to:     
 Over the last six months I have been working to build up a portfolio of watercolour work available for licensing. Now that my website overhaul is finished I'm happy to launch this new part of my business. I'll be uploading lots of beach-inspired repeat patterns and illustrations over the coming months. View my portfolio. 
I recently edited together a short video documenting the way I create my intaglio prints. Check it out! Feel free to ask any questions in the comments.
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WELCOME TO MERMAiD'S COiNSurf Artist, Hannah Katarski is based in Fremantle, Western Australia. She creates ocean-inspired art that is bohemian, retro and fun. Instagram @MermaidsCoinCategories
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