We've had so much fun designing the branding for The Little Drawer, a new lingerie boutique store, in downtown Fairhope. The store is located on 19 North Church Street (right next to the lovely Bliss Bridal) and will be opening early to mid-September. They'll be offering the finest in lingerie and sleepwear in Lower Alabama so get ready people.
Like them on FB or Instagram @thelittledrawerboutique for an official countdown. Stay tuned...much more coming soon!
I loved working with Katherine Bramlett Designs. Katherine is based in Birmingham, AL and such a talented artist AND interior designer. Visit her website to see more of her gorgeous work.
Visit her BLOG for some design inspiration. She's always coming up with these amazing design boards and posting pictures of her beautiful work and other creative ideas.
I love collaborating with other artists, and it was truly an honor to work with the talented Katherine Bramlett Designs!
I'm so excited to share with you a new branding board for Eden W. Flora Art. I have always loved Eden's work and was so excited when she contacted me about branding and a new website. For now, you can purchase her art on her Etsy page. Website and new shop coming soon! Here are some of my favorites. I can't decide which ones I like best for Mack and Calder's rooms (I love all of them!) but am ordering some soon...
One of the many branding projects I'm wrapping up now. I love how this logo and branding board turned out. Stationery system is next so stay tuned.
I'm so excited to share this new branding board with you! I collaborated with Graphic Designer, Laurie Kilpatrick, on this project and we were so pleased with the outcome. Here are some beautiful shots of the museum by Chad Riley Photography. We have many more exciting plans for this museum so stay tuned!
To find out more about the Conde-Charlotte Museum call (251) 432-4722. Website coming soon! In the meantime, check out their facebook page.
There's something about helping artist's with their businesses and branding, that I just LOVE. From the moment Katherine Bramlett contacted me and I saw her beautiful artwork on Instagram, I knew we'd make a good pair. I can't wait to get started on her new branding. Think watercolor brush strokes + pretty blue/greens and pinks. Definitely something simple and refreshing, just like her work...
photo by Handley McCrory
Pictured above is a gorgeous piece by Katherine, paired with a Lulie Wallace (left). Photo by Sarah Swanson Design. Just stumbled upon her blog and and I'm glad I did. Check it out. PS. I love Lulie and her work too. So many talented, young artists out there...
Make sure to visit Katherine's SHOP! Can't wait to get started on this one...
I'm killing two birds with one stone today. Here's a “Throw Back Thursday Wednesday” post + branding project. Thankfully, tomorrow I'll be far away from my computer and in the Tennessee mountain land—eating lots of turkey and being thankful for a much needed break! I'm so excited to re-share this branding project I designed back in-the-day (see original blog post here). I completed this design project in March of 2011...so it's pretty old school now...but still one of my all-time favorite projects.
Throwback from Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Yes, Mardi Gras was last Tuesday, but I wanted to share with you some design work I did for the King of Mardi Gras Juvenile Carnival Court, Benjamin Partridge Cummings Jr. I met with his mother, Laura Cummings, before Christmas and we have been working diligently ever since. Laura was an absolute joy to work with and I loved getting to know her and her family.
As you should know, Mobile is the original Mardi Gras. Believe me, as a "transplant" to this town, you can't help but notice the pride Mobilians have in that title. For weeks, the streets of downtown Mobile are filled with the sights and sounds of live marching bands, brilliant-colored floats and of course the crowds of parade goers that is Mardi Gras in Mobile. I've grown to love it, but when you experience it for the first time it is a very foreign culture and like nothing you've ever seen. There's a lot that goes into Mardi Gras, especially for the King and Court's family...whew...it's a different world around here. It really reminded me of planning a wedding!
King Ben's royal monogram was custom designed and began with pen and paper. The rakes and cowbells symbolize the history of Mobile Mardi Gras. Ben's family played a major role in the Mardi Gras history, which made it even more special. Here is excerpt from the Press Register article: "Most Mardi Gras royals have relatives who were involved in Carnival festivities in the past. But Benjamin Partridge Cummings Jr., the 2011 juvenile king for the Mobile Carnival Association, has a unique claim to fame. His fourth great-grandfather (that’s the great-great-great-great grandfather) was an antebellum Mobile hardware store owner whose rakes, cowbells and other tools helped found Mobile’s very first mystic society."
This hand-assembled pocketfold Coronation invitation featured a custom-designed royal monogram for the MCA's Juvenile King.
Here's a great picture and article of the fabulous King Benjamin in the Press Register
I designed these neckties for the family to give out as gifts. I've never designed clothing before, let alone neckties, so this was a fun and challenging project.
And finally, one of my favorite creations was Ben's royal crest, which illustrates and symbolizes everything that he loves.
What an incredible memory for the entire family, and I'm truly honored to have been a part of it.
