I often think about designs and projects while I’m trying to fall asleep at night (which isn’t always great for actually falling asleep). I thought of this design last night before drifting off and just submitted it to the Minted design challenge; it’s simply called Joy. Like my Peace design, this design highlights a favorite word and allows for inclusion of a family photo (I really, really like when people send holiday cards including the whole family, not just the kids) + 3 solo shots for the kiddos. Or kiddos + dogs. Or just dogs. Or cats. Or whatever!

You’re not allowed to submit the same design in multiple colorways, but if I could (and if it wins, they do ask for another colorway) I would create a version in blue/gold/gray to convey the colorways for Hannukah.

It’s been a very long time since I’ve submitted to Minted’s design competitions but I decided to get back on board with the holiday competition (the holiday competition was my initial foray into Minted, and my design was selected as a design challenge winner…I was honored!). I hope to submit a few ideas before the submission close date, but this is the one I just sent in.

Peace is one of my favorite words around the holidays (and year-round really), and I love the simplicity of this design, plus the incorporation of a family photo + a couple of cute shots of the kids. What do you think? Love it enough to vote me up?

Once again, a couple of designs I absolutely adore emerged when people asked me to design them.  I just added this horse and stegosaurus to my online collection; you can enjoy them printed on stationery, invitations and announcements, thank you cards, and calling cards.

I love how sweet and chocolate-y this horse is. The request came per a client’s desire to gift horse stationery to a friend who, in fact, has her very own horse.

The stegosaurus came about per a client request for note cards and invitations for her dinosaur-obsessed son’s birthday. (If you are seeing horizontal lines across the body of the stegosaurus please ignore them; it’s a screen — not print — thing!)

A powerful and elegant hawk and moon motif for a powerful and elegant woman. Read the story behind the project.

Here is the cuteness that transpires when called to design baby announcements and thank you cards for a new baby sibling, born to parents of a modern aesthetic (her) and a passion for cycling (him).  Read the story behind the project.

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