Tricia Keightley

I painted brushstrokes on paper and layered them in Photoshop. I then created a 55” x 25.25” repeat to fit a dress pattern.

This repeat is digitally printed.

These floral forms were created in Illustrator.

I added abstract forms in background to create a camouflage look.

This print was made with markers.

I scanned these lines and created options in Photoshop.

These flowers were quickly painted to capture a painterly look.

I reduced this to 8 screens for rotary printing.

Painted with watercolor

Repeat and indexed colors created in Photoshop.

This print started as a photo of a braided mat.

I changed the look repeatedly in Photoshop.

The final repeat was indexed and recolored for printing.

Starting with an antique swatch, I recreated a full repeat from a partial fragment.

For this project, I used Photoshop and Ned Graphics.

I recolored this in Photoshop for a more modern look.

This started with a fragment of a vintage textile.

I redrew the design and created a half-drop in Photoshop.

Original artwork painted on paper and I developed repeat options in Photoshop.

I dyed some watercolor paper and manipulated options in Photoshop for printing.

This print created from an antique swatch using Ned Graphics.

This was created using ink on paper, then altered in Photoshop.

I recolored an existing vintage print for a more contemporary look.

I developed these prints from photos I had taken previously.

Geometric forms were added in Illustrator and recolored in Photoshop.

4-color animal print in repeat.

Reworked in Photoshop from a photo I took at the American Natural History Museum of an actual cheetah.

Digital print developed in Adobe Photoshop from a photo of flowers in my neighborhood.

Digital print created in Illustrator

and colored in Photoshop.

12-color, 12.63” repeat of a zebra print

developed from my own photo.

5-color reptile repeat I created by scanning an actual snakeskin and reworking in Photoshop.

3-color print created by hand-painting.

Final repeat created in Photoshop.

This is a 3-color, engineered print redrawn in Pointcarre from a vintage swatch.

Hand-painted stripes altered in Photoshop to create a repeat

Created for client from a vintage swatch.

Close-up of vintage print created in Photoshop and Ned Graphics.

Recreated from a vintage print using Illustrator and Photoshop.

Created in Illustrator and Photoshop.

Created by redrawing a vintage swatch where a prominent fabric texture needed complete removal.

Client wanted a tile-like geometric print but with a hand-made look. We kept the uneven line and created a one-screen print.

This was painted for a “faster” look for a light-hearted floral idea.