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Waldorf Snail Puzzle

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I made some new business cards! Drawn elements (including the lettering) were made in Fresco, my logo was made in Illustrator.

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Just realized I never posted the finished chocolate bar package designs -- here they are! I had a ton of fun with this project... can't beat dreaming up some tastiness.

I conceptualized this brand as a premium-but-playful brand for millenial women. In the patterns, I used a combination of literal depictions of the flavor and elements that evoke a memory or mood. The coral, cream, and deep brown colors unite the three designs, but each bar gets a unique color palette to help buyers find their favorite bar in a flash.

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I made some new business cards! Drawn elements (including the lettering) were made in Fresco, my logo was made in Illustrator.

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diary comic about public transport

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Year of the tiger getting ready to hand things off to year of the rabbit! 🐯🐰 明けましておめでとうございます!

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Happy Lunar New Year!  A soft and peaceful moon rabbit because those are the tidings I wish for us all this year. Prints

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I'm working on a full package design for these, but thought I'd go ahead and share the main designs! Heavily inspired by older printing processes and '60s children's illustration.

I'm going to show them as fruit leathers, but they'd also work really well for some other product categories I think... maybe a seltzer water or gummy candy.

The illustrations were made in Fresco, where I also drew the lettering before transferring to Illustrator to create vectors for each one. I'm planning on making a whole process write-up (/lite tutorial) later on, but if you have any questions about these in the meantime, ask away!

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Really excited to share these mockups -- this was a really fun project: making the flavor illustrations, lettering the logo and flavor names, coming up with some fun copy for the packaging... all stuff I'd love to do more of!

Illustrations done in Fresco, lettering done in Illustrator, mockups made in Photoshop.

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My new embroidery to hang over my work desk by happyeight

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Third of three patterns I created in Fresco for a self-initiated project to design some flavored chocolate bar packaging. I'm imagining this one with coffee flavoring throughout, with crunchy cinnamon sugar bits. Loving this warm color palette, I think it matches the flavor concept particularly well. Excited to get these onto some bar mockups!

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I'm working on a full package design for these, but thought I'd go ahead and share the main designs! Heavily inspired by older printing processes and '60s children's illustration.

I'm going to show them as fruit leathers, but they'd also work really well for some other product categories I think... maybe a seltzer water or gummy candy.

The illustrations were made in Fresco, where I also drew the lettering before transferring to Illustrator to create vectors for each one. I'm planning on making a whole process write-up (/lite tutorial) later on, but if you have any questions about these in the meantime, ask away!

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I drew medusa for a school assignment because I know what I’m about

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Fredricksburg, oil on canvas, 24x24". A painting I made for a charity auction last fall.

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Candy Crush, oil on canvas, 30x40"

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Cherry Pie, oil on canvas, 38 x 48”

I have limited edition giclee prints available in my store! Check my pinned post for links. This painting is about 10 years old now, but is still one of my favorites. It hangs in my kitchen/dining area.

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This year, I'm drawing in this sketchbook every day, just something pertaining to that day. So far, I've mostly been sick in bed and watching a lot of Survivor. 😅

Anyway, here's almost everything so far! I post these every day on IG with some more context, if you're curious. The first few days I did col-erase sketches with pen on top, and then switched over to graphite for the portraity stuff.