About the artist
I’m the artist and slightly overactive imagination behind Wildwood Pattern Company.
Wildwood grew from my love of drawing, pattern, nature, vintage things, changing seasons, and the tiny details that make something feel just a little bit magical. What started as simply creating patterns quickly became a place where I could develop a style that felt entirely my own—hand-drawn, a little nostalgic, a little whimsical, and never too perfect.
Every Wildwood pattern begins with me and a blank canvas. I draw each element by hand, then carefully build those illustrations into seamless repeats designed to become something beyond the screen—fabric, wallpaper, clothing, home décor, handmade goods, and whatever else another creative mind dreams up.
A little about the person behind the patterns
I’m an Arizona-based artist, designer, wife, mom, lifelong creative, avid reader, and unapologetic lover of autumn, old things, forests, flowers, slightly spooky things, and anything that looks like it might belong inside a storybook.
I’m endlessly inspired by tangled gardens, woodland creatures, vintage textiles, moonlit skies, wildflowers, old illustrations, changing leaves, and the beautifully imperfect shapes found in nature.
You’ll probably see pieces of all of those things wandering through Wildwood eventually.
Why Wildwood?
I wanted to create something intentionally different.
Wildwood isn’t about filling a catalog as quickly as possible or chasing whatever happens to be trending that week. I want to draw patterns that have personality—designs where you can still see the hand of the person who made them.
Some will be soft and botanical. Some will be dark and moody. Some might be a little strange.
Probably more than a few will involve foxes. 🦊
But every one of them will begin the same way: drawn by hand and made to become something.
Because the best part of creating a pattern isn’t just finishing the artwork.
It’s seeing what someone else creates with it.