Legal Briefs

This is a piece for a law firm with a sense of humor! They wanted a clothesline with some "briefs" on it in various patterns/colors. I had the best time designing this project because of the whimsy and humor that I was allowed to exercise. What an awesome project to be involved in! :)

Kitchen Butterfly banner

Ozoz has a blog about seeking good food within a busy life. She contacted me from all the way over in the Netherlands and we worked through a process of revisions until we were able to make the banner just the way she wanted it.

Men's Playbook - banner

Torance is authoring a new blog for men which he started "to help men learn and apply strategies for the game of life."

New school logo - done!

I worked up this logo for Morning Glory Academy last week. They're a school that works with homeschooling families to round out their education experience. Essentially, this was a pretty quick initial design, followed up with some tweaking and tidying to reach the final product. It was simple, and Leslie was great to work with.

Sew Many Creations - new banner, return customer

Chrissy has a new blog to go with her embroidery website (http://www.sewmanycreations.net/) and wanted a coordinating banner. This was a first-try design. I just reversed the colors from her website and we were ready to go. Chrissy is a return customer, and I loved working with her. Thanks, Chrissy!

ETA: I also whipped up a signature for Chrissy at her request to go with her new banner. Love those little dots/bubbles of color!

Copy Cat Originals - banner

For this project, I worked with return customer, Chinwe. She's got a new business of copy writing/editing, and wanted a custom look. She wanted a cat with a book and otherwise, left it up to me. I am so pleased with this design, and Chinwe is too! This is one of those designs that got done in one try. Thanks, Chinwe for your return business! Good luck with your new endeavour.

Henny Designs - new banner / watermark

Helen, an artist with a new site, wanted a clean look utilizing her existing logo. For the most part, the logo needed to have a color pallette that didn't compete with the colorful artwork she creates.


She also wanted a watermark to help protect her images when posting them online. Again we used her existing logo for continued uniformity in her designs.