Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graphic design. Show all posts

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Guilt Free Prayer

Image created for the St Jude's website to promote an upcoming Women's Morning Tea, on the topic of "Guilt Free Prayer".


Vintage birdcage and bird images are from the wonderful (free!) collection at The Graphics Fairy.

Wednesday, July 7, 2010

St Jude's Welcome Flier

A welcome flier for St Jude's Church, Carlton. Folds inwards.
Cover:
Outside:


 Inside:


Many thanks to these photographers, whose stock images I found on stock.xchng:
Will Watt
Matin Dadfar
Heriberto Herrera
Benjamin Earwicker
Milissa Thompson
abcdz2000
Cecilia Alegro


Other images are from St Jude's Church.

Saturday, February 27, 2010

The Resurrection of Theism

Design I created for a series of events called "The Resurrection of Theism", in Melbourne in March 2010. See details on www.stjudes.org.au

Monday, February 1, 2010

February 2010 Calendar artwork

 
This is the February page from my calendar, which I printed at Snapfish. The photo I took in the British Museum (and was promptly told off for! - oops!)

All the design elements here are my own creations. The butterfly is a scanned image of a watercolour painting I did on holiday at the beach :) The yo-yos I made myself, photographed and recoloured (originally pink). The buttons I photographed were vintage buttons belonging to my grandmother. There is also some of her lace there and some scanned torn cardboard. The stitching, ribbons, and fabric flowers I created in Photoshop. The doodled flowers were hand drawn and then refined in Illustrator, and the background paper was created in Illustrator.

Saturday, February 28, 2009

More Album Art

Sorry, I can't recommend the music as I haven't listened to it, but I do like the images!

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Grungy fonts, quirky collages, & wedding invitations

One of my favourite fonts is Porcelain by Eduardo Recife. It's so beautiful, and it's free! Check out the other great fonts on his website Misprinted Type. It's a delightfully quirky website featuring Eduardo's fonts, illustration, and vintage collages. And when he creates a new website design he keeps his old ones up! My favourite is Version 3.
Graphic Designers will be pleased to know that Eduardo's free fonts are not just free for personal use, but for commercial use too! Yay! There are also some nifty Photoshop brushes and other goodies to download.

When I worked for Cristina Re designs, I used the Porcelain font to create an invitation set for the French Lace designer paper. This paper would have matched my bridesmaids dresses beautifully!