Posts Tagged ‘family’
Aug 23
Bunyip Young Fashions
NEW STOCKIST! I am proud to announce that Bunyip Young Fashions in Nelson Bay has recently purchased a wholesale order of High Up Where books and plush ducks! After meeting the wonderful people behind the store, Wendy and Kathryn, I left them with a copy for them to consider. However, it sold within the hour
Thanks to everyone who came out in support of the High Up Where Release Celebration and made it a successful, fantastic morning! There were too many great photos to choose from, so please feel free to check out the slide show. (Change quality setting to 720p or 1080p for best viewing experience full screen.) I
It’s almost time to celebrate! Looking forward to seeing everyone there having fun! I have been working on some colouring in pages for the kids to draw on, and have almost finished an activity book to launch on the day. If you have been keeping up with the facebook page, you already know how exciting
I am extremely happy to be able to help with the visual identity preceding the launch of Newcastle-based textile artist “Blueberry Boulevard” and very proud of Lee-Anne Flanagan (a.k.a my mum) for turning her talent and years of experience with sewing and fabrics into a business. The logo design was inspired by a retelling of
ITS SHOWTIME!! Literally. Easter is upon us and in addition to remembering the events of last supper through to the resurrection of a particularly special guy and a worldwide excuse to eat plenty of chocolate with family and friends, it also means its time the Easter Show!! Or, Show(s) as i have recently discovered. So
So with the crowd-funds making their way to the bank account and proof that there is enough interest in High Up Where to take it to the next level, it was time for the final, final, final check of the artwork. A new back cover, easier to read body copy and a brand new poster
Routines for Writers is not only entertaining, but an amazing source of information for anyone interested in writing with the goal of increased productivity, creativity, and success. With updates three times a week from three contributing authors, it is sure to become one of my must read blogs and I recommend checking it out! Mondays
Yesterday is history. Tomorrow, a mystery. But today is a gift. That is why we call it the present. – Master Oogway For the following sixty days, i started social networking, online and *gasp! actually talking to people in person…sharing my story and getting some great feedback, encouragement and excitement in return. There are three
Quite coincidently, around this time, a friend of mine that i studied with at AIE Melbourne a few years previously, and amazing artist (you name it, he’s got the skills…check out Jeremy’s work at http://jkoolart.blogspot.com.au/) was coming to the end of his crowd-funding adventure for his project The Paper Fox. Crowdfunding…hmmm…i had seen the buzz
Its all coming together. The artwork was pretty much finalised and I was getting some interest from people who wanted a copy to read with their own kids… so it was time to open up the pandoras box that is professional printing. I decided quickly to search only for printers that are sustainable and eco
