I also put together a mini kit with some of the leaves and florals which you can download for free here 😉 In more creative news: my first watercolor florals kit went live in May! I’m really excited to have a kit I can play around/experiment with and come up with new designs I can share. This has affected countless areas in both of our lives, so we’re optimistic we might finally be getting through this, just a little further to go (fingers crossed). He’s experiencing some unexpected soreness/fatigue, so our assumption is the muscles that surrounded the hernia are weak from not being used normally for the last year. We were hopeful the surgery would fix the pain he’d been experiencing for nearly a year, and so far it seems like it has! We think he’ll need physical therapy for the area surrounding it, though.
The story of how we ended up here is in this instagram post.
This month was a little different because Spence went in for hernia surgery at the beginning of May. Here’s a little background from this past month! I like to recap the month and look ahead in these wallpaper posts. I’ve left the year off of the ‘no-dates’ versions, so you can use it for any June in the future, too!
The download includes the wallpapers in two common resolutions: 1280x1024px and 1920x1080px, with and without dates. Let me know if you’d like a tutorial on how I made the paint texture and I’ll put one together 😉 Once created (and dry), I scanned the artwork into the computer, color adjusted in Photoshop, then added the dates using my font, Miss Magnolia. I went with a blue/green/teal palette for Father’s Day this month, keeping a balanced mix of all (without getting too muddy) throughout. It’s the last Thursday in May, which means it’s time for your free June 2017 desktop wallpapers! I’ve been wanting to play with acrylics a bit more lately, so this month’s wallpaper was an experiment of color mixing and texture.
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