Some new holiday gift wrap designs that I recently did for Earth Balance Bag Company are now available for wholesale orders on their site.
Posts Tagged ‘Christmas’
All Wrapped Up
Posted in art licensing, design, products, tagged art, art licensing, Christmas, christmas tree, design, gift wrap, Holiday, holiday tree, illustration on August 12, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Holiday Crafting
Posted in art, crafts, tagged art, art box, Christmas, daughter, drawing, painting, santa, watercolor on December 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My fondest childhood gift memory was receiving a wooden art box with cubbies – I spent hours organizing all of my art supplies in that box. Is it coincidental that Santa gave my daughter an Art Box as well? I think not!!
A Caffeinated Christmas
Posted in illustration, tagged caffeine, Christmas, christmas tree, coffee, illustration, illustrator, wish on December 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
To all those with early risers I wish you a well caffeinated morning!! Merry Christmas!!
Surtex Market Place
Posted in art licensing, Surtex, Trade Shows, tagged art licensing, ©g design, Christmas, cocktails, illustraton, illustrator, surtex on December 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Yeah!! My image is in rotation in marketplace on the Surtex homepage!!
Old Navy Holiday Trees
Posted in design, tagged Christmas, christmas tree, design, Display, Holiday, holiday tree, Old Navy, Tree, window displays on November 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
One of the Holiday Trees I designed. Check it out at your local Old Navy.
Tidbits of advice from the CHA Show
Posted in art licensing, Trade Shows, tagged art, art licensing, buyers, catalogue rack, cats, CHA, Christmas, color, costal, dogs, flowers, freelance, halloween, illustration, kittens, licensing, palette, Valentine on February 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A few tidbits of advice I received from my art licensing meeting. One of our members, Joan Beiriger attended the CHA Show and was nice enough to give us a download. Here are the 8 things that I took away. (Of course this is always subjective. So please take it all with a grain of [...]









