A boy and a girl! This fun design features custom lettering I drew in Illustrator, an extra baby added and customized from the original stock art, and large information blocks for sharing party details.
What a great shade of green South Florida bride, Glori, used for her wedding vision! Matching an elegant script with a clean and simple sans serif added a sweet sophistication to this minimal invitation.
We called him the “little bambino,” until they landed on a name. Lettering here is fun, light, and airy, and the little elephant is one I drew in Illustrator, which carried over into shower decorations (Roll Tide!) ;)
For the second Drashman nephew, this invite is full of whimsy and watercolor. To balance the negative spaces created by the script, I modified some of the lettering in Illustrator until striking just the right balance.
This sweet invite was a treat to create for my friends who, at 28 weeks, learned of their little one on the way! Soft lines, a muted pink, and a few curls and swirls make this fit for a princess!
This name, text, and concept was fun to create for this couples shower! I also loved utilizing negative space in creating and putting together these illustrations to represent this fun couple. Simple black and white was a great backdrop to slight pops of pink and red!
What a joy to create this invitation for my new nephew on the way! I loved writing the intro text and love how the slightly retro art feel and soft fonts work together to create a calm and sweet invite for setting the shower stage to welcome this little one.
For this fun and festive friend, who turned 40 during Leap Year, pinks and gold glimmers set the perfect tone for her 40th celebration!