Showing posts with label patterned paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label patterned paper. Show all posts

Thursday, February 10, 2011

KO Two Photography Logo Re-Design

Lately I've been doing some work for the super-creative Kendel, for her business KO Two Photography. Kendel asked me to re-design her "birds" logo into something a little more whimsical and playful. It ended up being a bit more complex, but charming, if I do say so myself! The image below is the finished result of what will become the cover of one of her photo albums she puts together for her clients:



If the background looks familiar, it's because, yes! I've used it for a few other things. Kendel liked this background so much she wanted to see it used in her business materials, as well!

To visit Kendel's home inspiration blog, click here! To visit her wonderful etsy shop, click here!

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Neighbourhood

To answer the question in the comments, my technique for this was pretty basic (I'm a little apprehensive to reveal it as I'm afraid it will take away the "magic", so to speak, but it is really quite simple). I used some Japanese patterned paper I picked up from the art store for the background, which I scanned (it comes in packages, you get about 12-15 different patterns for $12.00). Then, I drew two different sets of buildings and scanned them in separately. I then masked the two building sets, and copied them onto the file containing the patterned paper. I moved the buildings to where I wanted them, combined them with the background (or flattened the layers), and then changed the colour of the background. Ta-da! Pretty simple, but time consuming.

Monday, June 16, 2008

Pink night



Also, in purple: