I had the joy to design invitations for a friend of mine and her now husband. When I asked her what she wanted, she basically said, she wanted reds and winter greens. She left me to figure out the rest. I love getting let loose on designs. It's fun. :)

I lettered the names and painted the foliage, then scanned and designed. I didn't have a whole lot of time to budget for these invitations so I kept them simple. I wanted something a little more visually impactful than center-justified text, so I designed the text on a slant.

If I had had more time, I think I would have refined things just a little bit more, but I'm happy with the end result. Happy enough to post them here, right? ;)
I enjoyed adding more dimension to the art by including watercolor details to the artwork. I used techniques from a watercolor class I took from
Natalie Malan in the fall. We're going to be team-teaching a workshop!
Learn calligraphy and watercolor on March 4th! Register here. Looking for more workshops? See the
2017 schedule for updates.
