Heather Raney is a print designer and illustrator based in the mountains of Colorado, working in expressive, hand-painted textile prints for the womenswear market. With a background in the fashion industry and a degree in Apparel Design, she pairs hand-rendered artwork with trend-driven color stories.

Whimsical florals, global-inspired motifs (hummingbird/folk-print treatments), bold botanicals, vegetable and wildflower conversationals, and paisley - contemporary takes on ikat and block-print traditions rendered in a consistent hand-painted style.

The portfolio shows a consistent hand-painted sensibility applied across a wide motif range: gestural, brushy tropical florals in both warm and cool palettes, a tonal blue-on-blue watercolor floral, a folk-inflected hummingbird-and-floral print on a dotted ground, whimsical vegetable-and-wildflower conversationals (tomatoes, carrots, daffodils), and a jewel-toned paisley - reading as global-inspired and botanically grounded rather than tied to one motif.

• womenswear

Hand-painted artwork (gouache/watercolor-style rendering visible across all selected images), paired with trend-driven color-story direction drawn from a fashion-industry background.

Designs are offered as exclusive, buyout-ready prints or for custom collaboration. No specific named clients are documented.

Colorado-based designer with a background in the fashion industry and a degree in Apparel Design. Shares process updates via Instagram, YouTube, and The W.I.P. Report newsletter.