Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Design. Show all posts

Saturday, March 22, 2014

Bootcamp Project for March: Fabric Design

 {Digital, 2014}
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Our second project for Lilla Rogers' Make Art That Sells Bootcamp was a fabric pattern incorporating jelly molds. At first I wasn't sure what to do with such a strange concept, but as I worked in my sketchbook I came up with the idea of some woodland animals having an aspic and gelatin party. This is my final project submission for the class gallery.



Wednesday, January 18, 2012

New Business Cards

{Business Cards, 2012}
{Business Cards, 2012}
My new business cards arrived today. They are nice and glossy and I liked the idea of having a small teaser image to show what my style looks like. Sometimes it's easier to show someone how you paint rather than trying to explain it. Last time I ordered business cards I ordered 1000. This time I only ordered 500 because I enjoyed doing the mini painting so much! When I run out of these I will probably do another small painting and go with a similar layout.

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Bridal Shower and Bachelorette Party Planning

{Sewn "Bride" Sash, 2011}
{Handmade Invitations, 2011}
My friend is getting married very soon and I am throwing her a Bridal Shower/Bachelorette Party. She is having a traditional Indian wedding so I wanted to bring that flair into some of the decor. I just completed this sash for her to wear during the festivities. I'm happy with how it turned out. I also created these invitations using different papers, a craft punch, brads, and a little Adobe Illustrator design. Can't wait to get the party going!

Monday, December 20, 2010

Free Holiday Gift Tag Sheet

{Gift Tags, Watercolor and Digital, 2010}
I used a collection of watercolor images and photoshop to create a part of a Christmas gift for my friends, but I can't share that just yet! Until then, I have used that same collection of images and created a gift tag sheet just for you! Just follow the simple instructions below!
For best results:
  1. Click on the image and zoom in.
  2. Either drag to desktop or right click and save.
  3. Print
  4. Cut out and enjoy!

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Vinyl Toy Work in Progress

{Sketch on Kid Robot Trikky Sticker, 2010}
{Primed Kid Robot Mini Trikky Vinyl Toy, 2010}
I know lots of artists have been on the Kid Robot vinyl toy bandwagon for a long time, but I am often a little late to the game on fads. I bought this Mini Trikky several months ago and he has been sitting on my art desk for months. I decided, while I am waiting for my book project to begin, I would start working on him. The sketch above is what I am planning on. I still don't know exactly what colors I'll use, but I will try to take some progress shots and show the final project when I finish it. I plan on painting it with oils and hopefully it turns out cute!

Monday, February 01, 2010

First 2010 Promotional Postcard

{Front of Postcard, 2010}
{Back of Postcard, 2010}
{Watercolor, 2010}
It was important for me to start this year out with a brand spankin' new promotional postcard. I plan to do a few more this year too. I just sent them to the printer, so I really hope that they meet or exceed my expectations. Usually I am pleased with the printer I use, so I will be anxious too see! I only ordered 100 this time, because I usually order way too many and they sit around forever!

Monday, August 31, 2009

"Just One More Book" Podcast Interview

{Screenshot of JOMB, 2009}
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Just One More Book. They had a call for entries awhile back for a new logo and I decided to enter an idea. They have been gradually interviewing the people that submitted entries and mine has finally popped up! My little bookworm is shown in the screenshot above. You can go HERE to listen to the podcast!

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

New Business Cards!

{Finished Product, 2009}
{Front Design, 2009}
{Back Design, 2009}
Few things are more satisfying for me than making my own promo materials. I enjoy designing them because I am my own client. When I ordered, I opted for rounded corners and UV coating because I think it gives the card a nice quality and it won't be totally destroyed if someone sticks it in their back pocket! In the end, the best part is getting the finished product in the mail after you've been stalking your UPS tracking number for the last 4 days. I have some SCBWI events coming up in quickly, and I think something as simple as a fresh business card might add a little pep to my step.