Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 11, 2012

christmas cheer

Happy Holidays everyone!

Here's my 2012 Christmas card design. I've been illustrating cards for the holidays every year for 4 years now and this is the first to feature little critters. You can see the others on my website and etsy shop.

Also, please stop by my page on facebook and give me a 'like' if you want, I'd appreciate it!

Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New Years!

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

new etsy items!




Journals! Handmade with 100% recycled cardstock covers and filled with high quality recycled sketchbook paper (Fabriano, made with windpower in Itlay!)




New! These thank you cards feature my characters Bunny and Fig the Fox! Handmade with 100% recycled cardstock.






Tuesday, July 10, 2012

oh my goodness renegade!


I am honored to be participating in the 4th Annual Reneagde Craft Fair in Los Angeles. It'll be my first one and I couldn't be more excited. I began selling my work at craft fairs about 4 years ago in England. The experience gave me a lot of inspiration and satisfaction and of course motivation to continue my crafty artwork. I've been selling on Etsy, which is great, but it's just not the same thing as being face to face with your customer. I'll be sharing a booth with the very talented Jenny Smith of Teddy Bear Republic.

I'll be selling handmade cards, journals, prints, tote bags, and more! (See my Etsy shop for a preview)

If you live in the area, please please please come by and check out this event! It's Saturday and Sunday, July 28th+29th in downtown LA. There are over 200 vendor, food trucks, and a photobooth. 

I'll see you there!

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

pendants!


 Exciting news: I've collaborated with the very lovely jewelry artist Emma McElfresh, owner of Sovereign Sea Designs, and the result is this beautiful selection of pedants featuring my illustrations. We actually went to the same high school (she was in my sister's grade and I was in her sister's grade!) but I've been following her shop for the past several years. After reading her website's bio I saw that she was open to working with other artists and the idea struck me like a bolt of lightening: my work would look amazing on these glass pendants! And how right I was...The details and colors have a certain charm, under the domed glass. And what a treat to be able to wear them! (I can't wait to have my own bicycle necklace).
















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I hope we work together again in the future, I couldn't be happier.
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