I thought it would be fun to share a little bit about my process! Each design starts as an idea I've sketched with black ink. I have SO MANY scraps of paper filled with drawings (in my purse, in my room, on my desk, ha!)... and many of these end up as designs you see in my shop! Below, you'll see some of the design elements I used to create a baby shower invite for one of my dearest friends! I like to group all the "pieces" together in Illustrator so I know what I'm working with. :)
If you're interested in seeing more of my process, and random designs that don't end up in the shop, feel free to follow me on
Dribbble. I'm trying to post some of my designs, and will hopefully be showing more of my work that doesn't end up on a card or print. Also, let me know if you use Dribbble!
If you're interested in seeing more of my process, and random designs that don't end up in the shop, feel free to follow me on Dribbble. I'm trying to post some of my designs, and will hopefully be showing more of my work that doesn't end up on a card or print. Also, let me know if you use Dribbble!
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[…] the only one with scraps of paper filled with lettering and drawings in my office. I read the design process of Katie from Odd Daughter Paper Co which is extremely similar to mine when it comes to lettering projects. It’s not an in-depth […]
I’m off to follow you on Dribbble right now. Thank you for sharing an in depth view of your process. Your work is fantastic and always admired by me. :)
love it! I completely agree — so fun finding other creatives in San Diego :)
i just discovered your work via Studio 404 & I love it! Your hand-lettering is beautiful. & I always love finding other fellow San Diegan lady designers. ;) Consider me a new follower!