
I apologize for the lack of udates over the last week or so but I have been on a little adventure. Thank You for checking in, I wish you all the best this holiday season.
Be Safe and Have Fun! See you in the New Year!

I apologize for the lack of udates over the last week or so but I have been on a little adventure. Thank You for checking in, I wish you all the best this holiday season.
Be Safe and Have Fun! See you in the New Year!
Twenty-four years later … this song still makes me stop and think. Feed the world in any way you can this holiday season and appreciate all that you have (in every sense of the word) where ever you call home.

Victor and Susie is a new children’s book from design studio Brighten the Corners, illustrated entirely from type. The story concerns Victor – a snail with a hole in his shell – and Susie, who decides to help him get better…
“The main idea was to stress the images and text equally,” explains the book’s author, Billy Kiossoglou of BTC, “and play with the fact that they’re both made out of the same ‘ingredients’, which are simply arranged and subsequently read differently. Children’s books often treat text and images like they belong to altogether different worlds and we wanted to avoid that.”

Please take another look at the portfolio site of my favorite artist and friend – Betsy Walton – she has been busy.

“Tree house in 100% cardboard, very easy to assemble. Great looking in plain white, can also be painted/customized. Ideal size for playmobils.” Unfortunately they do not ship to Canada or the United States. I suppose you could cut out your own tree house if you found a nice piece of cardboard – let me know how it turns out
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Artwork by Lilie-Mélo
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