Eleni's first birthday was a big deal, but we didn't have a lot of extra time. George created the image and it was printed on a scallop edged card to give it some oomphf (without extra work). It was mailed in an envelope the color of the peapod. It's always been one of my favorites...sweet without being sappy, graphic without being harsh, age appropriate without being childish.

Baby Althea Announcements

Althea is a type of hibiscus, hence the image. It was hard to decide which direction to go - sweet and natural or graphic and bold. I'll present you with both here.

Until then...

I've got some exciting projects to share, but out of respect to the clients, I need to wait until the first of June. Until then, I'm going to attempt to post older jobs and get caught up.

Caroline and Ian were married on a bluff with a stunning view of the mountains, under a chuppah made from birch trees. While they were open to anything (sometimes no direction is harder than too much direction) it was Caroline's mom who suggested the idea of looking up into the trees. It fit perfectly with the other elements, and we were all thrilled with the finished product.

Let's try this again

The kids are not grown and gone by any stretch, but we're not making any more. There will be no more brand-new-baby-chaos in this house for many years to come. We are now in a position to reacquaint ourselves with elements of our past lives. For me that means delving back into the world of wedding invitations, and other design related projects. As I post current and ongoing projects, I will also attempt to fill in the gaps that are obvious on this blog. There were a lot of things going on in that time span, but blogging wasn't one of them.