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Custom signage for a CSA. The farmers wanted their weekly share pickups to be more like a market, in which the shareholders could come shop and choose what produce they wanted.
Custom signage for a neighborhood art walk! All artists had the same typography for this one.
Custom calendar mock-ups. Which month is your favorite?
This is a custom farm-stand sign. Alpine Asters are featured as the OO's of the Bloom. The exact same design is also on the back of the sign!
Behind the scenes work....these are the master copies and finalized versions of all the tags for the handcrafted soap client I work with. I loved playing around with all different typographies and tried to embody the type of soap it was within the style of the typography.
Custom mini-canvas painting for a pull-behind camper owner. The canvas was 6 inches wide and 5 inches tall!
I've started to try out pyrography! This is a custom sign made for a friend.
Finished work with a local handcrafted soap company. The typography was different for each soap blend. These tags are used for her market setups and for her gift basket preparations.
This is one of my favorite temporary sign creations thus far. I love how the little graphics turned out with my limited color options. The newlyweds to-be had a smores bar for their October wedding in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The one on the left is finished, but the one on the right had a few touch-ups to make! Working with chalk markers is tricky...especially being a lefty!!