I designed a fun set of Halloween cards for my store! The print shop (I work at) did a great job, they look so good!
I had them skip the scoring at the shop, I can score them at home.
I got a special request from the guy that cut down the cards, he wanted a poster of my Vintage Cat Drawing! I love how this turned out too!
Cards will be available in sets in my etsy store! www.etsy.com/shop/fancyasfvck
Lots of downtime at work, so I just sit and hone my skills. These aren’t meant to make light of the serious situation we are all in right now (although some of the meme’s I’ve been seeing are absolutely hilarious), I just used the situation as inspiration and to help sort through my own confusion and worry. I’ve seen tons of people that are sensitive to the gravity of what is happening, so please don’t be offended by my art.
In all of these, I am following online tutorials and inserting my own words, etc. Several of the tutorials were from Spoon Graphics (please message me if you’d like me to find the links).
I took this persons picture/drawing and turned it into a graphic for their painting company.
I’ve been designing ads for my work that get put into the programs for this seasons plays and performances at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins, Colorado.
New designs for cosmetologist, Tiffany Rubio. She wanted to change her branding, and came up with “Beauty Witch, let me work my magic”. It instantly reminded me of Bewitched, the 1970’s TV sitcom. I used pictures of Tiffany to shape her into a cartoon.
A fun digital pet art commission ready for Christmas. To quote thy customer: “…They look like some sort of super hero team…”
Revisions included. I worked with the client to make it more suitable for the recipient, including altering the overall color to purple, since it’s the recipient’s favorite color.
This digital art prints really well as a glossy “photo” at any photo center as an 8×10.
A colleague and I started a clothing shop (online only thus far) with the idea of upcycling thrifted clothing and turning clothing rejects into new styles. I designed this logo for our shop. I used thin lines to represent thread and incorporated a needle and a pin. I am thinking about designing an alternate–this time something a bit heavier so that it translates well with printed material and perhaps even screen printed t-shirts.
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